Sentence examples for veterinary regulations from inspiring English sources

In discussing animal health regulations in relation to mobility Scoones (1995:16-17) noted for example: 'Most administrative arrangements (movement permits, veterinary regulations, etc).

However, in the design of veterinary regulations and associated administrative arrangements, the trade-off between veterinary control and mobility must be taken into account' (Scoones 1995 17).

The permit covers the number of animal subjects, housing conditions, veterinary regulations and inspections, hypoxia treatments and sacrifice methods for this experiment.

Although in the current study, UK veterinary regulations did not permit liver biopsies to be performed on horses without evidence of liver disease, the current findings do not rule out a lower grade infection or potential replication in the liver without the associated immunologic response to HCV that is primarily responsible for liver damage (31, 32).

Regardless of the broad applicability of this economic philosophy, it does appear that the lack of veterinary regulation since the 1980s has indeed produced a system with some innovative and efficient characteristics.

A spokesperson for Defra said animal remedies "must be registered in accordance with the Veterinary Medicines Regulations to ensure they are safe and labelled appropriately before they can be sold in the UK.

In Germany the veterinary licensing regulations (so called TAppV) specify transmission of practical skills for future autonomous, independent professional practice as a goal of veterinary education [ 17].

The experimental procedures were conducted in accordance with the veterinary office regulations of Basel (Switzerland) and Baden-Württemberg (Germany) and were approved by the local Animal Care and Use Committees.

The experimental procedures were conducted in accordance with the veterinary office regulations of Baden-Württemberg (Germany) and were approved by the local Animal Care and Use Committees.

The experimental procedures were undertaken in accordance with the veterinary office regulations of Baden-Württemberg (Germany) and approved by the local animal care and use committees.

All animal experiments were performed in accordance with the UK Animal Scientificc Procedures) Act 1986 for the welfare of laboratory animals (United Kingdom) or the veterinary office regulations of Baden-Württemberg (Germany) and were approved by the Medical Research Council local animal welfare and ethical review board (United Kingdom) or the local Animal Care and Use Committees (Germany).