Traduction de «directrice de laboratoire » (Français → Anglais) :

medical laboratory administrator | medical laboratory supervisor | clinical laboratory supervisor | medical laboratory manager

director of laboratory medicine

dental laboratory managing supervisor

laboratory technician, asphalt | technical supervisor, asphalt production | asphalt laboratory technician | asphalt production technical supervisor

Raised laboratory findings

leather dye and chemical coordinator | leather testers | leather chemical technician | leather laboratory technician

laboratory test

Implements pain guidelines

(c) the performance of preliminary or ancillary work in connection with the implementation of market surveillance activities linked to the application of Union legislation such as studies, programmes, evaluations, guidelines, comparative analyses, mutual joint visits, research work, the development and maintenance of databases, training activities, laboratory work, proficiency testing, inter-laboratory tests and conformity assessment work, and European market surveillance campaigns and similar activities.

Samples from clinical suspect cases and from animals tested in accordance with Annex III, Chapter A, Part II, points 2 and 3 which are regarded as positive TSE cases but which are not atypical scrapie cases following the examinations referred to in points (a) or (b), or which display characteristics which are deemed by the testing laboratory to merit investigation, shall be examined using a discriminatory Western blotting method listed in the guidelines of the EU reference laboratory by an official diagnostic laboratory designated by the competent authority, which has participated successfully in the latest proficiency testing organised ...[+++]by the EU reference laboratory for the use of such a method.

TSE cases in which the presence of BSE cannot be excluded according to the guidelines issued by the EU reference laboratory by the primary molecular testing referred to in point (i), shall be referred immediately to the EU reference laboratory, with all the relevant information available.

However, in order to avoid animal testing and the repetition of already performed tests, existing in vivo skin sensitisation studies performed according to valid OECD test guidelines or EU test methods and in compliance to good laboratory practice should be considered valid to fulfil the standard information requirement for skin sensitisation, even if the information derived from them is not sufficient for a conclusion whether a substance can be presumed to be a strong sensitiser.