Sentence examples for harmonised classification from inspiring English sources

6 UN-GHS provides harmonised classification criteria and hazard communication elements, aiming at global harmonisation of hazard classification.

57 REACH are, in case of CMRs, based on internationally harmonised classification requirements according to GHS [4] or, in case of PBTs, according to REACH Annex XIII at least more stringent compared with the requirements of international law following from the POP-convention [5].

Therefore 2000 mg/kg dose was considered as ALD50 cut off the dose under GHS 5 (safe dose), as per Globally Harmonised Classification System (GHS) for Chemical Substances and Mixtures described in OECD guideline 423 (Annexure 2b & 3b).

Thus, REACH information can be shared between the registrants of the substance, and the hazard classification based on the CLP Regulation should correspond (e.g. agreed entry, harmonised classification).

The FTLD patients were histologically classified according to the harmonised classification system for FTLD-TDP [ 16] into FTLD-TDP type A, FTLD-TDP type B and FTLD-TDP type C (Table  1).

Each established and putative factor will have to be clearly defined, in order to harmonise the classification of individuals between cohorts, for example as a precise genotype rather than an allelic odd ratio for a genetic factor.

From these it is clear that gene repertoire far exceeds what has been biochemically characterised, but these lists may not be complete and their specific classifications have not been harmonised.

Previous classifications of AAT loci from individual species were harmonised and it was shown that none entirely encompassed the diversity evident from genome sequences.

It relies on output harmonised national surveys: target variables are produced according to country-specific requirements, but common guidelines, procedures, concepts, and classifications are adopted to maximise comparability (European Commission 2003).

Thematic Layer: The available data is harmonised and classified into specific thematic areas e.g. Crime & Safety class, 'Bristol' locality, temporal validity of 2001-2012 arexampleses of expected classification parameters.

Data-collection systems need to be upgraded and harmonised.