Examples of using Satisfactory method in English and their translations into Slovak
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It was the first satisfactory method of calculating cometary orbits.
Member States shall ensure that funding is provided for training and research on, and development and implementation of,scientifically satisfactory methods or testing strategies that do not entail the use of animals.
Wherever possible, a scientifically satisfactory method or testing strategy, not using live animals, should be used instead of an animal procedure.
Unmet need means a condition for which there exists no satisfactory method of diagnosis, prevention or treatment authorised.
(3) No satisfactory method of diagnosis, prevention or treatment of the condition exists, or, if it does, the medicine in question must provide a significant benefit to those affected by the condition.
Unmet medical needs' means a condition for which there exists no satisfactory method of diagnosis, prevention or treatment….
Wherever possible, a scientifically satisfactory method or testing strategy, not entailing the use of live animals, should be used instead of a procedure.
An EU directive on the topic states:"Member States shall ensure that, wherever possible,a scientifically satisfactory method or testing strategy, not entailing the use of live animals, shall be used instead of a procedure".
(b) that there exists no satisfactory method of diagnosis, prevention or treatment of the condition in question that has been authorized in the European Community or, if such method exists, the drug will be of significant benefit to those affected by that condition.
Article 4 of the directive states that wherever possible a scientific satisfactory method or testing strategy not entailing the use of live animals shall be used instead.
Whenever possible, use a scientifically satisfactory method or a testing strategy which is not related to the use of live animals, instead of the procedure.
(1) Wherever possible, a person shall use a scientifically satisfactory method or testing strategy not entailing the use of live animals, instead of a procedure.
Member Sates shall ensure that, wherever possible, a scientifically satisfactory method or testing strategy, not entailing the use of live animals, shall be used instead of a procedure.".
An experimental animal user shall, whenever possible,use a scientifically satisfactory method or a testing strategy which is not related to the use of live animals, instead of the procedure.
The principle of replacement is the principle that, wherever possible, a scientifically satisfactory method or testing strategy not entailing the use of protected animals must be used instead of a regulated procedure.
(a) the principle of replacement is the principle that, wherever possible, a scientifically satisfactory method or testing strategy not entailing the use of protected animals must be used instead of a regulated procedure;
Member States shall ensure that aprocedure is not carried out if another scientifically satisfactory method or testing strategy of obtaining the result sought, not entailing the use of an animal, is recognised by Community legislation.
In the absence of such a method, a procedure may not be carried out if a scientifically satisfactory method or testing strategy for obtaining the result sought, including computer supported, in vitro and other methodologies, not entailing the use of an animal, is reasonably and practicably available.
For the purposes of this Article,“unmetmedical needs” means a condition for which there exists no satisfactory method of diagnosis, prevention or treatment authorised in the Union or, even if such a method exists, in relation to which the medicinal product concerned will be of major therapeutic advantage to those affected.
Where a method of testing, experimentation or other scientific activity not involving the use of living animals exists which, from a scientific point of view,is a satisfactory method or testing strategy for obtaining the result sought and which may be used in place of a procedure, Member States shall ensure that the alternative method is used, provided it is not prohibited in the Member State concerned.
This method gives satisfactory results most of the time.