Today, two-thirds of countries have no medicine regulation agency at all, or incomplete regulation.
Further compounding this issue is a lack of standardization and incomplete regulation of herbal remedies, contamination with pesticides [ 13], microorganisms or heavy metals, adulteration, improper labelling and incorrect dosing [ 16, 17].
He's got a little time to figure that out: Rules governing the technology are incomplete and regulations vary from state to state.
They tried a flea-flicker that fell incomplete in regulation, and a direct snap to the rookie DeSean Jackson during overtime.
While our knowledge of methylation associated with gene regulation may be incomplete, genes regulated through alternative promoters have an additional layer of complexity, as they can have largely different methylation status at individual promoters from tissue to tissue [ 30].
This can stem from any number of factors - incomplete science, failing regulations, too much fishing effort, the use of destructive fishing gear, or a lack of enforcement.
The introduction and penetration of EVs is confronted by several barriers such as immaturity of technology, fragmented infrastructure, incomplete standards and regulations, and skepticism of consumers towards an emerging technology [16].
The audit also blamed the State Department for "lax oversight" and "incomplete knowledge of regulations" in allowing "a number of erroneous decisions to continue unchecked".
She deliberately keeps her garden small, never cultivating more than 15 plants, a strategy she has adopted to minimize her risk in a morass of incomplete and evolving regulations.
Costs and benefits can be affected as well by changes to prospective rules after benefit cost calculations are complete, or by incomplete implementation of regulations.
