Examples of using New active substances in English and their translations into German
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He can also detect potentially new active substances hidden in bacterial strains.
The new plan to impose use of the centralised procedure for products with new active substances will undermine competition between the authorisation procedures.
His aim: to discover new active substances against infectious diseases
The new active substances imazamox, oxasulfuron,
Temporary MRLs would also be set for new active substances prior to a 91/414/EEC Annex I decision where Member States have issued provisional authorisations under that directive.
low risk products and products based on new active substances from 2013 and for most other biocides from 2017.
New active substances should be reviewed before biocidal products containing them could be placed on the market so as to ensure that only safe new products could be placed on the market.
this is a particularly problematic area, with extremely low success rates among early studies for new active substances or biological preparations.
New active substances and immunotherapies.
This test system is particularly suitable for screening potential new active substances.
For this reason new active substances must be tested using animal research to prevent liver toxicity.
Its aim is to supply new active substances using plant cells for use in the cosmetic and pharmaceutical fields.
Kiel researchers discover unknown gene cluster of two marine species of fungi as a possible basis for new active substances.
The search for new active substances, their production, characterization,
Biotechnology has developed into a key technology for the future by providing innovative new active substances and diagnostic methods.
Dr. Thomas Förster(l.) and his team developed skin models for cosmetics research, at which new active substances can be examined.
Natural products extracted from fungi or marine sponges used as sources of potential new active substances have a decisive advantage over purely synthetically-produced products.
In the development phase of optimised cell-based test systems, new active substances were identified and one of the identified peptides was also mechanistically characterised.
High-resolution analysis of those parameters is an essential support of research results when filing patents or promoting new active substances for testing processes or market launch.
The research results obtained by both professors could provide, among other things, the basis for new active substances for the treatment of different diseases.
