Sentence examples for modified organisms approved from inspiring English sources

The US National Academy of Sciences has convened an ad hoc committee that is assessing gene drives but which will have no regulatory power, while the environmental risk assessment procedures for genetically modified organisms approved by the World Health Organisation and the European Food Safety Authority both relate to a world before Crispr gene drives existed.

The first genetically modified organism (GMO) approved for the commercialization was the Flavr-Savr tomato in 1994.

Last month the commission proposed an overhaul of the bloc's rules on the cultivation of modified organisms, which if approved would allow member states to decide whether to allow or prohibit such crops in their territories.

This study using living modified organisms (LMO) has been approved by the committee of Kinki University for the experiments involving the production of LMOs (ID number: KDAS-16-015).

All living modified organisms and animal experiments were approved by The University of Tokyo, and conducted in accordance with the guidelines.

The European Union will restart the process of approving genetically modified organisms for sale in its 15 member countries, a potential boon for the Monsanto Company, Syngenta and other companies that have had applications held up for years.

The EU's public health commissioner, John Dalli, said the EU executive is only guided by science in approving genetically modified organisms, which is an issue of fierce debate in Europe.

MIR162 is not on the Chinese government's short list of approved grains considered genetically modified organisms, or GMO.

The Ugandan Parliament yesterday approved a bill to regulate genetically modified organisms that has scientists skeptical the technology will ever reach the smallholder farmers it is intended to help.

The Biohackspace has become the first community-run lab in the UK approved by the Health and Safety Executive to work with genetically modified organisms.

In May 2014, the Vermont legislature approved H112 which mandates that food containing genetically modified organisms (GMOs) to be labeled effective in July, 2016.