In the EU, companies that want to introduce edible insect products may be subject to the Novel Food Regulation, which applies to any food that wasn't "used for human consumption to a significant degree" in Europe before the law was enacted in 1997.
In the EU, companies that want to introduce edible insect products may be subject to the Novel Food Regulation, which applies to any food that wasn't 'used for human consumption to a significant degree' in Europe before the law was enacted in 1997.
With overfitting, additional geographic areas are subject to the "novel" descriptor as additional climate dimensions (axes) are used in the model.
Thus, the tumor cells both induce changes in the microenvironment by cytokine-mediated mobilization of bone marrow cells, and are subject to the novel conditions that the marrow-derived cells establish in the secondary site.
This method yielded interesting novel RBPs (Table S2), but is subject to the limitations of conventional mass spectrometry.
Yet due to limited capacities of reviewing bodies, only a small portion of novel technologies is subjected to the resource-consuming formal procedures of national bodies.
The speculative comment: Comparing the mobility of the P110 fragment synthesized in vitro, with that isolated from cells, the researchers conclude that the latter is subject to a novel post-translational modification.
The Will Smith vehicle I, Robot (2004) bears little semblance to Asimov's original novel, and is subject to intense criticism from Asimov fans.
CardioCel is a bovine pericardium that is subjected to a novel anticalcification tissue-engineering process.
Offshore, pipelines will be subject to more severe and novel stresses.
The data are equally, if not more, consistent with the novel readthrough being subject to weak selection, with their origins unknown.
