Sentence examples for quality control regulations from inspiring English sources
At today's hearing, Dr. Arthur Hull Hayes, head of the Food and Drug Administration, announced that a cost-benefit analysis and other administrative procedures were finally complete and that he would recommend that quality control regulations be immediately issue.
These are quoted, as are the related standards governing methods of quality control, regulations for the classification of atmosphere corrosivity, and also the regulations describing quality management systems, safety management, and environmental management.
Some countries have set strict quality control regulations and many others failed [21].
One example is the possible harm that could be caused by the lack of quality control regulations for Jatropha oil available on the market, and the absence of communication on its compatibility with the diesel engines in circulation16 (equipment breaking down, image of the new fuel diminished in the eyes of users, refusal to use it, etc).
Notification regarding the Cypriot standards and quality control Regulations of 1976 (No. 229/97).
All the specimens tested satisfied this quality control regulation.
This tight quality control regulation ensures a constant cellular milieu and prevents accumulation of misfolded proteins.
It is worth noting that this novel quality control regulation by ER-associated TRAP1 is additional, non-redundant, complementary and relevant for the antiapoptotic role and for the well-known function of folding regulation by TRAP1 in the mitochondria.
Most of the deaths are in countries where a high demand for drugs combines with poor surveillance, quality control and regulations to make it easy for criminal gangs and cartels to infiltrate the market.
Both their identification and quantification are required for quality control and regulation purposes.
Collectively, our findings suggest that HMGB1 is dispensable for autophagy, mitochondrial quality control, the regulation of gene expression, and organ function in the adult organism.
