Sentence examples for regulatory stage from inspiring English sources

As was true under governance in the minimal state, it seems even more true under governance in the regulatory stage: legitimacy is never a given standard, it may be designed into structures and ambitions, but it will still need to be achieved by proper practice.

"Additionally, the regulations are still in the proposed phase, and there will be yet another opportunity for public comment prior to the final regulatory stage.

Devices in contact with these vessels will now be considered high-risk, whereas, one can only surmise, in the past they were deemed at a lower risk and subject to less stringent data requirements at the regulatory stage.

Although screening and testing are separate EDSP regulatory stages, their vulnerabilities to complexity are similar enough to group them together for purposes of this discussion.

Firstly, any functional genomic study focusing on a system with a strong metabolic component is well suited to metabolomics, as many of the key outputs and regulatory stages will involve a significant number of metabolites.

It is also of great importance to build new paradigms for assessing adjuvant safety at development stages and at regulatory level.

Then comes the regulatory and marketing stage.

Based on the nature of the available data and regulatory requirements, this stage could include very specific tests, or it may involve the use of higher-order in vitro or nonmammalian alternative tests, or in vivo mammalian testing.

Fewer drugs are being brought to market- in the face of such high approval in the later stages, one can only surmise that this is due to lack of initial investment, as well as scientific challenges to investigation and discovery of antibiotics and not end stage regulatory hurdles.

These genes are stage-specifically expressed in the G. lamblia life cycle, suggesting that studies of their expression might identify regulatory regions of stage-specific genes in Spironucleus.

This tool simulates the multi-stage, regulatory quasi-static loading test (SAE Standard, SAE J1040 APR88) that new designs must pass.