biosafety
biosafety
Definition
bio·safety (bī′ō sāf′tē)
noun
safety procedures associated with the research and production of biological products
biosafety
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- study: The third aspect of biosafety studied was food safety.
- contravene: Bio-defence mania grips United States, and Biodefence contravenes biosafety, Science in Society 2003, 19, 31-33.
- show: Conclusion The ASR retinal prosthesis, to date, has shown no biosafety or negative personal reactions in people with RP.
Adjective modifier
- environmental: The second purpose was to examine the environmental biosafety of the approach.
Modifies a noun
- protocol: External review presents its final report December - BSWG meets, Montreal, with the object of agreeing on a final biosafety protocol.
- regulation: Biosafety regulation, however, has yet to catch up with research.
- assessment: The report stresses the need for science-based biosafety assessments.
- law: Furthermore, most African countries have yet to put in place their national biosafety laws.
- risk: Her research focuses on the international regulation of biotechnology with a particular interest in biosafety risk analysis system for developing countries.
- level: Although Lee was instructed to euthanize nine mice she took them to a lower biosafety level room.
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