Examples of using Human origin in English and their translations into German
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Impact on substances of human origin Blood and Tissues/Cells.
What it means is that we need new explanations for human origins.
The Halls of Human Origins and Culture put the vibrant history of humankind on display.
Dare to play with the social order...whether it's just or not or of divine or human origin.
Yet the disempowerment of not knowing human origins, must and will fade.
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Statement whether the product contains or does not contain material of human origin.
The Anne and Bernard Spitzer Hall of Human Origins is also a must-see for all American Museum of Natural History visitors.
Bones of Contention is the definitive creationist book on human origins.
Cells' shall mean individual cells or a collection of cells of human origin when not bound by any form of connective tissue.
EXPERTS CONFERENCE ON QUALITY AND SAFETY IN TRANSPLANTING TISSUES AND ORGANS OF HUMAN ORIGIN.
These chapters of The Truth About Human Origins deal with neurophysiology and linguistics and called for a specialist to review them.
Finally, the Community has signed theEuropean Agreement on the Exchange of Therapeutic Substances of Human Origin Decision 86/346/EEC.
Human origins and human evolution are the theme of a cultural experience which is completed with visits to archaeological sites or prehistoric village where life is recreated.
Food, animal feed, living plants and animals, products of human origin and plant and animal products that are directly related to their reproduction.
A feature common to all biologicals of which productionhas involved the use of any material of animal or human origin is the risk of viral contamination.
Since 1997, true to his early fascination for human origins, Professor Pääbo has been a director of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany.
It is essential, therefore, that whatever their intended use, Community provisions should ensure that tissues and cells of human origin are of comparable quality and safety.
One point of wide agreement among those who study human origins is that more and more insight will come from closer collaboration between disciplines.
This Directive applies to the donation, procurement, testing, characterisation, preservation,transport and transplantation of organs of human origin intended for transplantation.
The Point Of Human Origin- a visit to caves where the history of humanity seems to have made a decisive turn 165,000 years ago must believe that since I was born shortly thereafter.
Safety of products that impact directly on health, including those derived from substances of human origin(such as blood, tissues and cells) that are not tradable for profit.
Our common human origin and destiny, our shared responsibility for people's well-being and progress, our need of the light and strength that we seek in our religious convictions.
This directive establishes rules that seek to guarantee high standards of quality andsafety for organs of human origin to be transplanted into human bodies in order to ensure a high level of protection of human health.
Article 129 of the Amsterdam Treaty introduces a high level of health protection in Community policy, including measures aimed at setting high standards with regard to quality and safety of organs andsubstances of human origin, blood and plasma.
The part relating to the patentability of elements of human origin is valid for us all, where the common position of the Council includes the text of the European Parliament fully to the letter.
Action will aim at increasing access to medical expertise and information for specific conditions; developing solutions and guidelines to improve the quality of healthcare and patient safety through actions supporting patients' rights in cross-border healthcare, rare diseases, prudent use of antibiotics and high standards of quality and safety for organs andsubstances of human origin used in medicine.
The transplantation of substances of human origin, including cells, carries risks of disease transmission and that is why there is a European legal framework in place to ensure the quality and safety of human tissues and cells throughout the Union.
The Commission's own group of advisers on the ethical implications of biotechnology, Opinion No 8,paragraph 2:' An invention based on the use of elements of human origin having been retrieved without respecting the principle of consent will not fulfil the ethical requirements.
In the case of organic substances extracted from material of animal or human origin, full Information shall be supplied; in particular Information on the collection, treatment and storage of the animal or human source material, isolation of the active substance, specification and control methods for source materials, measures to ensure freedom from potentially pathogenic agents and stability shall be provided to the competent authorities as part of the MA application or using the European DMF procedure.
Examples of the type of issues it might examine are antimicrobial resistance, new technologies such as nano-technologies,medical devices including those incorporating substances of animal and/or human origin, tissue engineering, physical hazards such as noise and electromagnetic fields(from mobile phones, transmitters and electronically controlled home environments), and methodologies for assessing new risks.