Traduction de «méthode de la pipette » (Français → Anglais) :

red cell and white cell unopette pipet | red cell and white cell unopette pipette

Westergren blood sedimentation tube

selection pipette | suck off pipette

Eyedropper Tool | Eyedropper | Dropper Tool | Dropper | Color Picker Tool | Color Picker

multichannel pipette

Ear dropper, reusable

1. Where a method of testing, experimentation or other scientific activity not involving the use of living animals exists which, from a scientific point of view, is a satisfactory method or testing strategy for obtaining the result sought and which may be used in place of a procedure, Member States shall ensure that the alternative method is used , provided that the alternative method is not prohibited in the Member State concerned.Pursuant to this Directive, testing methods which involve the use of human embryonic and foetal cells shall not be regarded as alternatives.

the revised process will be more transparent. The procedures for regulatory acceptance of new test methods will be published on the Commission's website once the current review is formalised. The current status of proposed alternative methods will be posted on a specific website to be set up by the JRC allowing interested parties to track progress; the information will be regularly updated. This will happen from the moment any proposed new alternative method undergoes a preliminary regulatory analysis. The website will also include an indication of decisions not to proceed with a particular test method and the reasons why such decisions ...[+++] are taken;

the Commission will monitor the OECD process closely in each individual case to make sure that following this route does not entail undue delays. This will include systematic stocktaking of the progress of each alternative method at regular intervals. Any unreasonable delays in relation to a particular method will result in the Commission launching the EU process for regulatory approval for the method in question;

27. Acknowledges that the "open method of coordination" is an important policy tool in the context of the Lisbon Strategy; stresses, however, that this method cannot be seen as a general substitute for more formal coordination and common policy measures in this context; insists that the European Parliament be fully informed on the development of OMC practices and calls on the Commission to submit an evaluationreport on this method; insists that the open method of coordination must not evolve into a parallel, non-transparent legislative procedure which undermines the procedures laid down in the EC Treaty and compromises parliamentary s ...[+++]crutiny;