Examples of using Reduction and refinement in English and their translations into Romanian
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Replacement, reduction and refinement.
Practical application of the requirement of replacement, reduction and refinement;
(b) advise the staff on the application of the requirement of replacement, reduction and refinement, and keep it informed of technical and scientific developments concerning the application of that requirement;
(b) a demonstration of compliance with the requirement of replacement, reduction and refinement.
The principles of replacement, reduction and refinement concerning the careand use of live animals for scientific purposes should therefore be taken into account during the design and performance of clinical trials.
Principle of replacement, reduction and refinement.
(c) whether there are elements that may contribute to the further implementation of the requirement of replacement, reduction and refinement.
Our objective is the replacement, reduction and refinement of animal testing.
An assessment of compliance of the project with the requirement of replacement, reduction and refinement;(c).
However, all Three Rs(the principle of replacement, reduction and refinement of the use of animals in procedures) have to be balanced when projects are evaluated, including decisions on re-use, and thus this amendment can be acceptable to the Commission;
Requirement of replacement, reduction and refinement.
Directive 2010/63/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council15 lays down provisions on the protection of animals used for scientific purposes based on the principles of replacement, reduction and refinement.
(b) a demonstration that the principles of replacement, reduction and refinement have been observed where practicable.
Clinical field trials shall be conducted in accordance with established principles of good clinical practice and in accordance with the principles of replacement, reduction and refinement of animal testing.
EURL-ECVAM publishes a series of strategies21 outlining holistic solutions to achieving replacement, reduction and refinement of animal use while maintaining or improving human and environmental protection.
Comprehensive ethical evaluation of projects using animals, which forms the coreof the project authorisation, should ensure implementation of principles of replacement, reduction and refinement in those projects.
Furthermore, I believe that amendments that reduce the commitment to the three'R's- replacement, reduction and refinement- needed to be supported.
Member States should establish national committees for the protection of animals used for scientific purposes to give advice tothe competent authorities and animal-welfare bodies in order to promote the principles of replacement, reduction and refinement.
The body should also follow the development and outcome of projects at establishment level, foster a climate of care and provide tools for the practical application and timely implementation of recent technical and scientific developments in relation to the principles of replacement, reduction and refinement, in order to enhance the life-time experience of the animals.
Member States should establish national animal welfare and ethics committees to give advice to the competent authorities and permanent ethical review bodies of establishments in order to promote the principles of replacement, reduction and refinement.
Moreover, the voluntary collaboration platform European Partnership for Alternative Approaches to Animal Testing(EPAA) 29, launched in 2005, grouping the European Commission, European trade associations, and currently 36 companies from 7 industry sectors, aims for the replacement, reduction and refinement of animal use for meeting regulatory requirements through better, more predictive science.
Member States shall pay particular attention to the collection, collation and publication of records relating to projects classified as‘severe' or those on non-human primates in order to provide information which can improve animal welfare and further the principles of replacement, reduction and refinement.
Member States shall pay particular attention to the collection, collation and publication of records relating to projects classified as‘severe' or those on non-human primates in order to provide information which can improve animal welfare and further the principles of replacement, reduction and refinement.
Each establishment should therefore have a permanent ethical review body in place with the primary task of focusing on ethical debate at establishment level, fostering a climate of care and providing tools for practical application and timely implementation of the recent technical and scientific developments in relation to the principles of replacement, reduction and refinement to enhance the life-time experience of the animals.