Примеры использования Advances in biotechnology на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Scientists should be aware of the risks associated with the rapid advances in biotechnology;
Advances in biotechnology and the rise of terrorism also create new challenges to our collective security.
The Commission on Human Rights has considered the human rights issues relating to advances in biotechnology for a number of years.
Advances in biotechnology and genetics have emerged that have profound implications for the control of biological and toxin weapons.
The Forum was also expectedto answer other questions, including what to do to make developing benefit better from advances in biotechnology.
Advances in biotechnology such as the mapping of the human genome have prompted essential questions from the point of view of human dignity and human rights.
It calls attention to the deterioration of our global health system, its vulnerability to new infectious disease; andthe promise and peril of advances in biotechnology.
Advances in biotechnology have opened a new era for food production, and the evolution of science and technology has outpaced the development of laws and policies.
For this reason I proposed in my report the need for a multi-stakeholder dialogue in order to ensure that advances in biotechnology are not used for nefarious purposes.
With the advances in biotechnology and its widespread availability, the threat posed by biological weapons is unique and requires innovative and multifaceted solutions.
With the support of the European Commission and international experts in the fields of biology, nanotechnology andsecurity, UNICRI completed a risk and response assessment of advances in biotechnology.
As advances in biotechnology are increasing the potential threat posed by biological weapons, there is an urgent need to speed up the negotiations on a verification regime for the BWC.
Going beyond issues of physical risk,it was clearly recognized that advances in biotechnology have raised, or increased, some moral and ethical concerns about the potential misuse of new technology.
Advances in biotechnology are increasing the potential threat posed by biological weapons, while negotiations on a verification regime for the Biological Weapons Convention are being unnecessarily prolonged.
In 2009, UNICRI, in collaboration with the European Commission, initiated a project on present and future security implications of advances in biotechnology, with a focus on the dual-use potential of synthetic biology and nanobiotechnology.
Moreover, its analysis of recent advances in biotechnology and their possible impact on human rights had culminated in the adoption by the General Conference of a Universal Declaration on the Human Genome and Human Rights.
Various United Nations and other international organizations are engaged in efforts, at the global, regional and national levels, to help countries, particularly developing countries,to take advantage of opportunities offered by rapid advances in biotechnology.
Scientific advances in biotechnology and legal developments concerning the exchange of genetic resources are creating new opportunities and challenges that give rise to the need for an enabling policy environment.
The issue of poor farmers in developing countries becoming dependent upon a small number of global seed companies should be considered in a holistic sense,ensuring sustained socio-economic benefits to the farmers while capturing the great opportunities provided by advances in biotechnology.
Recent advances in biotechnology have pointed up the likely potential for agriculture, health and welfare and for the environmental purposes of the genetic material contained in plants, animals and micro-organisms.
However, as stated by Secretary-General Kofi Annan,who was quoted by Ambassador Khan in his presentation, with advances in biotechnology and the life sciences as well as their widespread availability, there is a greater risk that proliferators, both State and non-State, might take advantage of loopholes inherent in the BWC.
Advances in biotechnology, including the ability to transfer genetic material from one organism to another, have opened up the possibility of transferring segments of DNA responsible for the biosynthesis of secondary metabolites from unculturable bacteria.
Moreover, the national food health legislation is being updated,taking into account the advances in biotechnology transgenic and other processes and health inspection criteria and procedures are being harmonized in accordance with legal instruments and international agreements.
Advances in biotechnology with the ability to transfer genetic material from one organism to another, have opened up the exciting possibility of transferring segments of DNA that are responsible for the biosynthesis of secondary metabolites from unculturable bacteria.
The report of the study, entitled Security Implications of Synthetic Biology and Nanobiotechnology: A Risk andResponse Assessment of Advances in Biotechnology, highlights a series of potential security risks arising from progress in those fields of technology and identifies areas that require additional attention in the future.
We agree that advances in biotechnology and the life sciences and their widespread availability increase the risk that proliferators, State or non-State, might take advantage of loopholes associated with the inherent dual-use nature of biological agents and toxins.
The Government of Uruguay was of the view that the very rapid advances in biotechnology and medicine, almost always beneficial for human development, had not been accompanied by a uniform framework of ethical rules to regulate any adverse effects.
It identified the growing danger that the advances in biotechnology might be misused, highlighted the threat which inaction poses to ancient and modern rules prohibiting poisoning and the deliberate spreading of disease, and called for a reaffirmation of these rules from its target audiences and for them to take a series of practical preventative measures.
The denial to adhere to the Treaty,by those non- parties which are advanced in biotechnology, poses a serious threat to the international and regional peace and stability.
The human nature must be protected so that advances in biotechnologies would not lead to blurring of interspecies distinctions, would not contribute to creating chimeras with Homo sapiens DNA set.