Примеры использования Development of biotechnology на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Possible models for technology transfer and development of biotechnology.
A study on the development of biotechnology in the Caribbean.
Developing countries faced a number of impediments in their development of biotechnology.
The development of biotechnology has resulted in some areas of basic science, such as genomics, being perceived as having potentially large commercial value.
Special attention will be paid to threats such as climate change,nuclear war and uncontrolled development of biotechnology.
The overall objective of the programme is to promote the development of biotechnology in Latin America through research and academic exchange.
This is unfortunate because the experience in developed countries demonstrates the importance of private sector involvement in the development of biotechnology.
Although the World Food Programme(WFP)has no direct involvement in the development of biotechnology, it has expressed strong interest in developments in this area.
It appears that to some extent developing countries have been successful in promoting partnerships between the private sector andgovernment agencies aimed at financing the development of biotechnology.
Given that Peru is one of the world's most biodiverse countries, the development of biotechnology offers comparative advantages.
Secondly, to track and evaluate the development of biotechnology to prevent hostile use of biotechnology so as to benefit mankind within the framework of the Convention.
He would like to know what status women enjoyed in relation to religion and whether one or more religious pronouncements had been made in favour of polygamy orto condemn abortion, medically assisted fertility or the development of biotechnology.
These include the use and development of biotechnology, and the setting up of mechanisms to exchange biotechnology between parties for capacity-building, particularly in countries in transition.
The achievements of molecular biology, immunology, an in-depth understanding of the mechanisms of tumor progression andthe relationship of the immune system and tumor, and the development of biotechnology have led to realistic prospects for improving the results of tumor treatment using biotherapy.
The development of biotechnology and the strengthening of capacities to exploit the resources of countries with considerable biodiversity were essential, and UNIDO should continue its efforts in that area.
Modern achievements in molecular biology, immunology, an in-depth understanding of the mechanisms of tumor progression and the relationship of the immune system and tumor,as well as the development of biotechnology have led to real prospects for a significant improvement in the results of treatment of tumors with the help of biotherapy.
However, the transfer and development of biotechnology in an environmentally sound manner requires a variety of conditions, including capital inputs which, in the case of many developing countries, are not readily available.
To develop greater scientific, technical and biotechnological cooperation, including exchanges of experts, human resources development and the building of research-oriented institutional capacities in order to add value to the goods andservices generated by biological diversity and the development of biotechnology, with the requisite risk assessment and application of the precautionary principle as required;
The development of biotechnology has been accompanied by the more widespread patenting of living things, whose patentability was confirmed in the US by the Supreme Court case of Diamond versus Chakrabarty in 1980.
The experience of UNIDO(Technology and Investment Partnership Initiatives) andothers concerned with transfer and development of biotechnology within developing countries indicates that the successes were based on strategic alliances with institutions in developed countries either at the development stage or at both research and development stages.
The development of biotechnology has created new risks and challenges and enactive effects have become increasingly prominent, for example, recently the host specificity and infectivity of high pathogenically H5N1 avian influenza carried out by scientists is successfully changed.
She also expressed concern at the rate of implementation of theCartagena Protocol on Biosafety, and welcomed the proposal of the Secretary-General for an integrated framework for the development of biotechnology, under the auspices of the United Nations, to give special consideration to the needs of least developed countries and small island developing States and to help them boost manpower for the development of biotechnology.
With the rapid growth and development of biotechnology generally, molecular biology techniques are certain to gain an ever increasing role in attempts by Governments and international agencies to protect the world's populations against disease and to deter the proliferation of biological weapons.
Recognizes that, while applications of agricultural biotechnology in developing countries, if associated with the capacity to ensure their compatibility with human health and ecosystems, provide viable opportunities for improving productivity and increasing production capacity in the agricultural sector, a large number of developing countries have limited access to such technologies andface a number of impediments in their development of biotechnology;
Australia aims to remain a key player in the development of biotechnology for peaceful purposes and has a consistent record of providing technical assistance, facilitating the exchange of information and cooperating in a wide range of biotechnology related activities.
A draft definition of biotechnology was agreed upon in 2001 and has been reviewed each subsequent year; a set of"model" questions to be added to research and development surveys was developed in 2002 andforms part of an annex on biotechnology added to the revision of the Frascati manual; a more comprehensive model survey on the use and development of biotechnology was developed in 2003 together with a selection of patent classes falling under the definition of"biotechnology.
The current rapid development of biotechnology is playing an increasingly important role in helping mankind to overcome disease and promote health, but at the same time new types of biotechnology are being used for hostile purposes, constituting a growing potential threat to humanity and posing greater challenges to strict compliance with the Convention.
In order to obtain the widest possible dissemination and ensure the participation of Governments, international organizations, non-governmental organizations, representatives of the private sector andcivil society in this Forum devoted to the development of biotechnology and the international cooperation to this end, the Government of Chile plans to introduce a draft resolution during the fifty-seventh session of the General Assembly under the sub-item entitled"Science and technology for development. .
Regarding national capacity-building in biotechnology, the same resolution recommended that, inter alia, Governments formulate and implement integrated,consistent policy regimes that support the development of biotechnology through coordination of their national sectoral policies, establishing an appropriate institutional vehicle for the coordination of biotechnology-related activities, supporting centres of excellence and networks of key institutions, leveraging public funding and encouraging private sector funding for building scientific capabilities and related infrastructures.
Development of biotechnologies in Belarus and Belbiograd as their new growth point.