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regulations的相关文献在1989年到2022年内共计39篇,主要集中在肿瘤学、法律、工业经济 等领域,其中期刊论文39篇、相关期刊26种,包括中国标准化(英文版)、外科研究与新技术、国外核新闻等; regulations的相关文献由69位作者贡献,包括Allan Kanner、A. F. Abramov、Ahmed Chirmata等。

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  • Allan Kanner
  • A. F. Abramov
  • Ahmed Chirmata
  • Alaa T Al-Shareeda
  • Alex Kojo Eyiah
  • Antonio Gasbarrini
  • Anuradha Lehri
  • Ashley Rodman
  • Batla S Al-Sowayan
  • Bosco Madasi
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    • Joe Li
    • 摘要: In recent years,the collection of personal information,big data discriminatory pricing and the processing of sensitive personal information have become popular and difficult issues.Therefore,the personal information protection law of the People’s Republic of China has entered into force on November 1,2021.It has made clear regulations on prohibiting over-collections of personal information.
    • 摘要: Strengthening Women''s Legal Education,Services江西“妇联金牌快车走基层”送法到村Many residents of Hongxing(a village in Chongren,a county in Fuzhou,a city in East China''s Jiangxi Province)on October 25 gathered in Hongxing to participate in an activity to help rural residents better understand laws and regulations,especially those pertaining to the protection of women and children''s legal rights and interests.
    • Shivani Sharma; Anuradha Lehri
    • 摘要: DSs(dietary supplements)are the products which help us to maintain the inadequacy of the particular nutrients in the body,which is not fulfilled by the normal diet.They include a wide array of non-food,non-drug substances intended to supplement the diet,which are available in Indian market.Consumption and demand of the supplements is getting increased rapidly by athletes and fitness enthusiasts.Various studies have been done which indicated the less knowledge about the supplements among the general population and even sports players.It has been found in various studies that athletes,being the largest consumers,also do not pursue great knowledge regarding the supplements use.Supplement market is full of delicate and fake products of same brand.Still,in the name of“DSs”,so many products are there to harm due to improper consumption.In order to take care of the long-term health safety,consumers must go through supplements manufacturing details.Consumer must be aware of quality,safety,efficacy and right uses by following the regulations and increasing the knowledge regarding the use of DSs.
    • Batla S Al-Sowayan; Alaa T Al-Shareeda
    • 摘要: This article examines the hype generated around the term“stem cell”,and the capitalization of the stem cell craze by the cosmetic industry.It started by introducing product lines containing active ingredients derived from plant stem cells.Then,evolved to using own cells for skin regeneration and hair loss treatment,and allogenic cells for the manufacturing of stem cell-derived products.This article also discusses the missing links for safe and reliable stem cell applications in cosmetics,and why local regulatory bodies,members of the industry and consumers must all work together to stop the illegitimate use of the“stem cell”good name in unsafe or fraudulent commercial practices.
    • 摘要: Working safely in a pandemic The newly published ISO/PAS 45005,Occupational health and safety management-General guidelines for safe working during the COVID-19 pandemic brings together international best practice on how to manage the health and safety of employees and stakeholders during the COVID-19 pandemic and is intended to complement any existing national guidelines and regulations.
    • 摘要: The anti-domestic violence regulations of Jilin Province(in Northeast China)took effect on August 1.Women''s federations,at all levels in Jilin,during the past month have conducted various activitics to publicize information about the regulations,and to help women raise their awareness about the importance of protecting their legal rights and interests.
    • Alex Kojo Eyiah; Nongiba Alkanam Kheni; Peter David Quartey
    • 摘要: Occupational health and safety continues to be a major component of the built environment. The study investigates the effectiveness of occupational health and safety laws and regulations in the construction industry in Ghana and identifies the influencing factors. Face-to-face interviews were conducted among 49 stakeholders from four relevant groups—regulatory institutions, consultants, contractors, artisans and labourers. The findings of the study suggest that the existing occupational health and safety legal and regulatory framework is barely effective. Stakeholders were aware of the existence of some laws and regulations but mostly could not identify the specific laws and their relevant contents. Consequently, compliance is found to be irregular. The key recurring factors affecting effectiveness of occupational health and safety laws and regulations include: negligence and lack of priority for occupational health and safety, lack of training, lack of funds for occupational health and safety, lack of capacity of regulatory and supervisory institutions, and lack of occupational health and safety education within construction firms. The findings of the study are foundational in strategic interventions aimed at improving compliance with occupational health and safety laws and regulations in the construction industry of Ghana.
    • Ashley Rodman; Kristofor R. Brye; Daniel Magoulick; Stan Todd
    • 摘要: Ozark Bass (Ambloplites constellatus) is an understudied, endemic fish species in the Upper White River Basin of northern Arkansas. This study was part of an effort by fisheries managers to gather baseline data about the Ozark Bass to aid in understanding population dynamics and contribute to the limited data available for use in determining the efficacy of harvest regulations. Select population characteristics of Ozark Bass in two northern Arkansas streams were determined, population characteristics of Ozark Bass were compared to Shadow Bass (Ambloplites ariommus) and Rock Bass (Ambloplites rupestris) data collected from previous studies in southern Missouri, and relative condition, length-at-age, and annual survival of Ozark Bass were compared between sample streams. Sampling occurred in Crooked Creek and the Buffalo River during summer 2013 via boat electroshocking. Length and weight data were recorded for all Ozark Bass collected, and fish ages were determined through selective otolith retrieval and age-length keys. Ozark Bass in Crooked Creek had greater relative condition than Ozark Bass in Buffalo River (P P > 0.05) between sexes for fish collected from only the Buffalo River. Ozark Bass mean annual survival was similar between Crooked Creek (55% ± 5% as 95% confidence interval (CI)) and the Buffalo River (50% ± 7% CI) for fish age 2 to 9. Calculated Ozark Bass lengths-at-age for fish from both streams were comparable to the Von Bertalanffy growth estimates, except the Buffalo River age 7 category where there was only one observation. The relationship between Ozark Bass age and length differed between sampled streams, and variability in growth rates and length-at-age were observed among Ambloplites species. Results of this study contribute to the understanding of the population dynamics of the Ozark Bass that will lead to improved fisheries management.
    • Sergio Bernardes; Lou Manglass; Sydney T. Bacchus; Marguerite Madden
    • 摘要: The Santa Fe River (SFR) is within the north Florida area of the regional Floridan aquifer system. The extent of recent flood damage in the SFR and tributaries in Bradford County has been attributed to rainfall and wind damage to trees associated with Hurricane Irma, September 2017. Implications of the determined cause of a disaster can include the allocation of disaster relief funds. Bradford County, Florida obtained approximately $2.5 million from the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) for emergency flood abatement assistance and $255,875 from the Suwannee River Water Management District (SRWMD), combined with $13,750 in-kind match provided by the county, based on the attributed cause of that damage to rainfall and winds from Hurricane Irma. On January 2, 2018, Bradford County commissioners also approved grant applications to the SRWMD for $2.2 million for Alligator Creek Flood Mitigation and for $90,250 for Hampton Lake Canal to Santa Fe River Flood Mitigation, requiring in-kind matches from the county of $110,000 and $4750, respectively. Our study analyzed historical precipitation data for the SFR Basin and headwaters from 1895 through 2017 and recorded discharge and gage heights from the United States Geological Survey (USGS) to evaluate that presumed cause of flood damage in that basin and to provide a better understanding of historical relationships between precipitation, gage data and flooding in that basin. Recorded USGS peak gage height and Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) also were used to illustrate the lateral extent and relative depth of flooding associated with an extreme precipitation event in the lower SFR vicinity of O’Leno State Park. Finally, we evaluated the condition of the trees in the SFR Basin as an indicator of long-term anthropogenic groundwater alterations. Those data and analyses did not support the conclusion that Hurricane Irma was the only cause of the magnitude and extent of SFR flooding and tree damage in Bradford County and adjacent counties. Other contributors to stream flow in the SFR basin include heavy mineral mining wastewater discharges that have exceeded the maximum discharge volume of “40 million gallons a day” (MGD) under the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) to the Chemours Company TT LLC (Chemours, formerly DuPont) for Trail Ridge mining operations. The magnitude of those discharges suggests that those discharges and extensive Trail Ridge mining in Baker, Bradford, Clay, and Duval Counties contributed to the flooding and were a factor in the tree destruction in the SFR Basin.
    • Wanderema S. N. Wesonga; Bosco Madasi; Esther Nambo
    • 摘要: Organized veterinary services in Uganda were established in year 1908 and successfully controlled animal diseases nationally through a centralized chain of veterinary command. Such services were of public good, mandatory by regulations and also referred to as the “veterinary regulatory services”. However, from 1993;policy reforms were introduced coincidentally at the same time with a national animal health passive surveillance system. Despite reforms, continued losses in livestock were observed necessitating a longitudinal survey based on the above surveillance system. Study findings were to serve as an indicator of performance for the reforms as regards animal disease control. Overall aim of the study was to: Confirm the assumed increase of disease after reforms;identify predisposing factors;gauge their impact and make recommendations to improve service delivery. Results confirmed that: Local government veterinary personnel reduced by 90.61% after the first year of decentralization;national animal health report submissions reduced from average of 81% to only 47.06% with a correlation or association of negative (-) 27.3% albeit at p-value > 0.05. Further, correlation at p-value Regression confirmed that with other factors held constant;on average: 69.5% of all Foot and Mouth Disease outbreaks in other areas of the country originated or depended on the same disease found in the cattle corridor while 42.7% human deaths from rabies was attributed to bites from suspected rabid animals. Conclusion was that: Increased animal disease prevalence was primarily attributed to the reform policies but confounded by other veterinary institution internal and external/shock factors. This requires further policy reforms and a review of the national animal health passive surveillance system by all stakeholders to be done through and implemented by an efficient quality management system which is: staff-management-client focused.
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