Sentence examples for regulatory end from inspiring English sources

Toxicity end points in this assessment were chosen based on U.S. EPA regulatory end points.

This analysis showed that: If the end point is too conservative (unintentionally losing its clinical relevance), an efficacious drug fails to meet a regulatory end point and would not be available to patients with unmet medical needs.

Because innovative technologies typically come with a large price tag and little guarantee of achieving regulatory end points, it is not surprising that there is a reluctance to implement these in the field.

The implementation of conventional pump-and-treat remediation for such DNAPL source zones has been ineffective in reducing contaminant concentrations to regulatory end points in acceptable time frames (MacDonald and Kavanaugh 1994; Travis and Doty 1990; U.S. EPA 1996).

If the end point is too conservative (unintentionally losing its clinical relevance), an efficacious drug fails to meet a regulatory end point and would not be available to patients with unmet medical needs.

The current challenge is that most regulatory end points, many of which are dual end points, have not been studied using this model-based approach and need evaluation to ensure that truly efficacious drugs are not being turned down because of pharmacostatistical issues.

A convergence of policy at the mandatory and regulatory ends of the spectrum is needed to drive mass industry transformation.

Each approach addresses discrete aspects such as regulatory, end-of-life (EOL), and life cycle, all of which can be incorporated into a broader, more robust lifecycle design tool that draws on the best traits from all three.

In its half-yearly report on Network Rail's performance – which is influenced heavily by Scottish government investment plans – the ORR disclosed that the network has already missed its average punctuality target by 2.5%, forcing it to cut its year-end regulatory goal from 92% to 91% to make it more achievable.

All regulatory agencies end up serving the interests of large incumbents in the industry they regulate, for reasons explained in this excellent piece by Bruce Baugh.

With regulatory uncertainty ending, Drax can clarify its strategic plans for biomass.