Examples of using Testing proposal in English and their translations into Greek
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Acceptance of the testing proposal.
Acceptance of the testing proposal with modifications of the testing conditions.
A decision rejecting the testing proposal.
The testing proposal for a given property has to be submitted in the relevant IUCLID section of the lead or opt-out dossier.
Rejection of the testing proposal.
You need to submit a testing proposal to ECHA before performing a new test for any property listed in Annexes IX and X;
A decision accepting the testing proposal;
In the testing proposal examination, ECHA examines testing proposals to check that reliable and adequate data will be produced, and to prevent unnecessary animal testing. .
However, under certain circumstances,you need to submit a testing proposal.
Consider whether a testing proposal is needed before testing.
Based on relevant information provided by third parties, the testing proposal can be rejected.
Acceptance or rejection of the testing proposal but requiring one or more additional tests.
ECHA will also issue a decision to inform you about the outcome of our examination of a testing proposal you have submitted.
Short-term toxicity on fish or testing proposal for long-term toxicity on fish(if applicable).
At the end of the year, there were still 45 dossiersundergoing compliance check and 65 dossiers undergoing testing proposal examination.
A decision accepting or rejecting the testing proposal but requiring one or more additional tests;
Once ECHA has notified the registrant of the draft decision,the registrant has 30 days to provide comments for a compliance check or a testing proposal.
Acceptance or rejection of the testing proposal but requiring one or more additional tests.
If you need to perform a new test to fulfil standard information requirements listed in Annexes IX or X to REACH,you need to first submit a testing proposal.
A decision accepting or rejecting the testing proposal but requiring one or more additional tests;
Keep in mind that before performing tests that are normally required only for substances produced or imported in high volumes(and described in Annexes IX and X of REACH),you first have to submit a testing proposal to ECHA.
There are several reasons for closing a testing proposal examination before referral to the Member State competent authorities.
Report the constituent identities and their concentration values for each test material used to generate your data,providing this test material information either in the testing proposal or in the endpoint study record in IUCLID.
After a testing proposal has been published, third parties have 45 days to submit scientifically valid information and studies that address the relevant substance and hazard endpoint as covered in the testing proposal. .
If ECHA receives information from these consultations,it informs the company that submitted the testing proposal and takes any scientifically valid information and studies into account in preparing its decision.
If a testing proposal involves tests on vertebrate animals, REACH requires ECHA to publish the name of the substance, the hazard endpoint for which vertebrate testing is proposed, and the date by which any third party information is required.
ECHA publishes conclusions of the information provided by third parties after the adoption of the testing proposal decision to improve the transparency of the process and encourage the submission of relevant information.
The purpose of publishing this information is so that third parties can submit scientifically valid information and studies addressing the substance and hazard endpoint in question,which could be taken into account by ECHA in preparing its decision on the testing proposal.
ECHA closed 52 compliance check cases and 44 testing proposal examination cases after a draft decision has been sent, as scientifically-relevant data or important administrative changes led to termination of the ongoing decision-making procedure.
For example, if the non-animal tests using cells or bacteria indicate that the substance may alter genetic material,the registrant also needs to submit a testing proposal to investigate if these effects are hazardous to animals.
