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Charlis789 Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
What does this sentence mean?
whereas, in this context, the safety, quality and usefulness of the substances must be verified by analogy with the appropriate methods specified in Council Directive 75/318/EEC of 20 May 1975 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to analytical, pharmaco-toxicological and clinical standards and protocols in respect of the testing of proprietary medicinal products .
I am not very sure about the meaning of "verified by analogy"and "on the approximation of sth". Please help me with the meanings of these two phrases and the sentence. THX
I am not very sure about the meaning of "verified by analogy"and "on the approximation of sth". Please help me with the meanings of these two phrases and the sentence. THX
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Hi, charlis, Welcome to English Forums. Thanks for joining us! I think both the bold expressions mean about the same thing, although I agree they're a bit strange.
- Hi, charlis, Welcome to English Forums.
- Thanks for joining us!
- I think both the bold expressions mean about the same thing, although I agree they're a bit strange.
- Someone seems to have written some advisory instructions for "Member States" to use in formulating the wording of their submissions for approval.
- They're suggesting that an approximately similar existing law or description of a proposed substance be emulated in submitting requests for approval.
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Hi, charlis, Welcome to English Forums. Thanks for joining us!
I think both the bold expressions mean about the same thing, although I agree they're a bit strange.
Someone seems to have written some advisory instructions for "Member States" to use in formulating the wording of their submissions for approval.
They're suggesting that an approximately similar existing la
I think both the bold expressions mean about the same thing, although I agree they're a bit strange.
Someone seems to have written some advisory instructions for "Member States" to use in formulating the wording of their submissions for approval.
They're suggesting that an approximately similar existing la
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