Sentence examples for instruments concerning from inspiring English sources

The interdisciplinary compilation and analysis of regulatory instruments concerning natural substances revealed some inconsistencies which need further analysis and urgent correction to ensure prudent handling in consumer products.

The approach also reflects that used by the GEMCONBIO project, a European-based project that sought to develop new policy instruments concerning governance and management of environmental, social and economic emergencies and a process for the development of adaptation strategies (Simoncini et al. 2008:2008

Therefore, the authors compared three different instruments concerning patient classification in rehabilitation inpatient facilities.

The questionnaire comprised pain intensity ratings and instruments concerning various aspects of pain and psychological factors.

Examples are instruments concerning moral distress [ 45- 47], nurse-physician collaboration [ 48], ethical climate [ 46] and team reflexivity [ 49].

Among existing instruments concerning spouse's responses the aspect of well behaviour has not been examined so far.

To curtail naked short-selling, the new rules would require an investor to have borrowed the instruments concerned, entered into an agreement to borrow them or have an arrangement with a third party to locate and reserve them for lending and delivery within a maximum of four days after the transaction.

We therefore decided to systematically review governance instruments concerned with protection of children from environmental exposures in Mexico.

Escrow, in Anglo-American law, an agreement, usually a written instrument, concerning an obligation between two or more parties, that gives a third party instructions that concern property put in his control upon the happening of a certain condition.

The SE test is a self-estimation instrument concerning individuals' energy and stress experiences [ 27].

The HAQ is one of the most establish self-reported instrument concerning performance of daily activities in rheumatic diseases.