Regulatory rationales were also an additional driver of alternative test methods, particularly those that identified compounds with alerts for "cut-off" hazards, such as mutagenicity and endocrine disruption.
McKenna, D. J. Clinical investigations of the therapeutic potential of ayahuasca: rationale and regulatory challenges.
McKenna, D. J. Clinical investigations of the therapeutic potential of ayahuasca: Rationale and regulatory challenges.
On one hand, the theory is used to explain the rationale behind regulatory decisions already made and their effect on the development of UFB-based markets for contents and services.
In the U.S., this resulted in much stronger banks, who, perversely, are now lobbying to undo much of this regulatory work under the rationale that because they are now healthier lending constraints can be loosened.
Objective: We sought to evaluate the rationale for regulatory decision making based on peer-review procedures versus GLP standards.
Indeed, "a majority of the justices seemed content to leave in place the broad outlines of a regulatory structure built on rationales that have been undermined," Mr. Liptak wrote.
In the meantime, though, a majority of the justices seemed content to leave in place the broad outlines of a regulatory structure built on rationales that have been undermined.
Our studies have provided mechanistic rationale for allosteric regulatory role of the PHD1 domain in KDM5A, which expands the function of the PHD class of reader domain in regulation of chromatin methylation.
