Sentence examples for establishment of regulations from inspiring English sources
Since the concentration of pathogens in the current study was higher than that suggested by quantitative microbial risk assessment (QMRA), yet there was no difference in the prevalence of water-related diseases between control and graywater users, it was postulated that QMRA is conservative and can safely be used toward the establishment of regulations governing graywater reuse.
An assessment of the health risks and the establishment of regulations for PM2.5abs are warranted.
At the end of the amplification period, the slowing down may be due to the progressive loss of active copy (inactivation), or the establishment of regulations.
This is expected for the beginning of the amplification (before establishment of regulations), or for active lineages (undergoing amplification), for example in Rpmar11.
aYear of establishment of regulation, or enactment of law, is shown in parentheses.
The objective of this study was to describe trends in the incidence of needlestick injuries in Ontario prior to and following the establishment of regulation to promote the adoption of safety-engineered needles.
Rob Andrews, a Democrat from the First Congressional District, introduced H.R. 523, "To encourage States to enter into agreements with other States for the establishment of conforming regulations governing the provision of limousine service between the States".
The introduction of DME vehicles requires expansion of DME supply stations, which in turn requires the collection of safety data and the establishment of safety regulations.
Control on the production of chemical substances, including the establishment of emission regulations, has been strengthened more than ever for environmental protection on a global scale.
Environmental health risk assessment is increasingly being used in the development of environmental health policies, public health decision making, the establishment of environmental regulations, and research planning.
These differences can be explained by the intrinsic biochemical properties of the element [ 37], or the establishment of specific regulations, through epigenetic silencing, or through cell cycle-coupled controls [ 38– 40].
