Sentence examples for internationally accepted protocols from inspiring English sources

Mortality and sub-lethal effects were recorded in accordance to internationally accepted protocols.

The internationally accepted protocols normally used for the chronic toxicity and carcinogenicity testing of pesticides are outlined.

Extensive testing of this formulation using nationally and internationally accepted protocols has found it to be a fast-acting and broad-spectrum microbicide in addition to being biodegradable, virtually nontoxic, and free from volatile organic compounds and alkyl phenol ethoxylates.

Although research on wild species in their natural habitats in India generally does not require any ethical clearance from host institutions, we followed internationally accepted protocols [50].

Patients undergoing conventional dose cytotoxic chemotherapy (i.e., nonmyeloablative chemotherapy not requiring routine use of growth factors given according to the internationally accepted protocols) were recruited between February 1997 and September 2000.

In regard to a comprehensive hazard characterization it is urged to develop a panel of standardized and internationally accepted protocols which allow a reliable assessment of possible health hazards which may arise from the combustion of new fuels compared to conventional DF.

These limitations were overcome and PNG followed an internationally accepted protocol for the responsible use of alien species to improve livelihoods in the the Sepik and Remu Rivers.

One particular report issued by the Authority's Central Bureau of Statistics completely ignored internationally accepted statistical protocols by including in its count 325,000 people who had been abroad for more than 12 months.

Combined antiretroviral treatments are free and have been available since 1996 in accordance with internationally accepted treatment protocols [ 17].

This opacity is problematic because information on whether internationally accepted safety protocols are being followed is typically unavailable and patients may not be aware of the need to ask about these protocols or feel empowered to do so.

However, there is currently no internationally accepted standardised protocol for the histological examination of SLNs.