Sentence examples for under regulatory guidelines from inspiring English sources
Yet the company's report concluded that it would be safe to allow selenium — a metal byproduct of mining that is toxic to fish and birds — to remain in area creeks at higher levels than are now permitted under regulatory guidelines.
Under various regulatory guidelines, changes in body weight have been used as an integral part of the conventional safety evaluation of test materials, drugs, and chemicals [ 28, 29].
The results of the present study appear to be generalizable to the wider population of MOM hip arthroplasties, as we included all patients who would require investigation under the regulatory guidelines for the UK.
It's absurd that schools are not following it". Colleges were asked to make a "good faith" effort with their 2013 numbers to determine whether an incident fell under the new regulatory guidelines, and they had to include the new categories in their report this year.
"The first is, agents have been living under 60-year-old regulatory guidelines which are not responsive to the agency business in the 21st century.
In the UK, they are set to be licensed as medicines, with manufacturers under pressure to meet strict regulatory guidelines by 2016.
Clinical testing was defined as testing under fixed protocols that were attested to comply with state or national regulatory guidelines for in vitro diagnostic testing.
Clinical application of the proteins requires that they must be produced under conditions of Good Manufacturing Practice and meet the specifications set down in the appropriate Regulatory Guidelines, principally the ICH-Guidelines.
Therefore, regulatory guidelines often change over time.
Testing dispersant effectiveness under conditions similar to that of the open environment is required for improvements in operational procedures and the formulation of regulatory guidelines.
Under the first option, a big credit union would be forced to give up its tax-exempt status, would subject itself to community reinvestment requirements and would agree to tighten regulatory guidelines in accordance with recent Treasury Department recommendations.
