Sentence examples for harmonised testing from inspiring English sources

Brine shrimp Artemia sp. has been recognised as an important ecotoxicity and nanotoxicity test model organism for salt-rich aquatic environments, but currently there is still no harmonised testing protocol which would ensure the comparable results for hazard identification.

In view of their potential side effects and because they are introduced directly into the environment in considerable quantities and over large areas, the application of a PPP is only allowed in the European Union after it has successfully passed through a harmonised testing and approval procedure applicable in all Member States since 2012.

WG3 will discuss important technical aspects related to molecular diagnosis of IDs, aiming to provide a harmonised testing algorithm for IDs.

Pivotal to successful regulation is the availability of a harmonised test method for the determination of the radionuclide concentrations as these nuclides form the basis for dose assessment and compliance.

Even tough SUT has a multitude of systems available, its components and assemblies have little standardisation as well as a lack of harmonised tests and procedures among suppliers, with an array of guidelines from a variety of sources and no critical limits have been established.

Speaking for commercial road hauliers, Mr Marc Billiet criticized the lack of harmonised test results, which is due to the variety of equipment and inspector training methods.

It is also providing a "harmonised methodology" for testing as part of an EU-wide campaign which will provide better information on the scope of the problem, he adds.

In addition, any future evaluation of the regulations and the setting of new effective emission limits should take into account the introduction of the new worldwide harmonised light vehicles test procedure (WLTP) in September 2017, and the entry into force of the new type approval regulation.

Features of the "best-performing" IVS protocol(s) were identified and used to establish a harmonised protocol for further testing in a second phase.

Standardised or harmonised and commercially available testing systems for serology capable of differentiating C. abortus, C. pecorum, and C. psittaci would considerably improve the informative value of prevalence studies.

In this paper we aimed to design the harmonised protocol for nanomaterial toxicity testing using Artemia franciscana and present a case study to validate the protocol with silver nanoparticles (AgNPs).