Purification purification that eliminates eighty per cent (80%) of existing impurities or the reduction or elimination produced by a chemical substance with a minimum degree of purity, so that the product may be appropriate for uses such as:
a) pharmaceutical substances or food products that meet national or international pharmacopoeial standards;
b) reactive chemical products for chemical analysis or for laboratory use;
c) elements and components for use in microelectronics;
d) various optical applications;
e) human or veterinary use.
Purification the purification brought about by removing 80 per cent of the impurity content or the reduction or elimination that produces a chemical with a minimum degree of purity to make the product suitable for uses such as:
Purification. 2.3.1 Issuance of the agreement giving legal form to and formalizing the ad hoc Commission: A+5.
2.3.2 Establishment of the ad hoc Commission: D+105.
2.3.3 Result of the evaluation: D+195.
2.3.4 Corresponding administrative decisions: D+225.
2.3.5 Implementation: D+255.
Purification. The Parties agree to a process of purification of the armed forces, within the framework of the peace process and with a view to the supreme objective of national reconciliation, based on evaluation of all members of the armed forces by an ad hoc Commission.
A. The evaluation shall take into account the past performance of each officer, including, in particular: (1) his record of observance of the legal order, with particular emphasis on respect for human rights, both in his personal conduct and in the rigour with which he has ordered the redress and punishment of unlawful acts, excesses or human rights violations committed under his command, especially if there have been serious or systematic omissions in the latter respect;
Purification. The Parties agree to a process of purification of the armed forces, within the framework of the peace process and with a view to the supreme objective of national reconciliation, based on evaluation of all members of the armed forces by an ad hoc Commission.
A. The evaluation shall take into account the past performance of each officer, including, in particular: (1) his record of observance of the legal order, with particular emphasis on respect for human rights, both in his personal conduct and in the rigour with which he has ordered the redress and punishment of unlawful acts, excesses or human rights violations committed under his command, especially if there have been serious or systematic omissions in the latter respect; (2) his professional competence; and (3) his capacity to function in the new situation of peace, within the context of a democratic society, and to promote the democratization of the country, guarantee unrestricted respect for human rights and reunify Salvadorian society, which is the common purpose agreed upon by the Parties in the Geneva Agreement. The existence of serious deficiencies in any one of the above-mentioned areas could be sufficient grounds for the ad hoc Commission to take the decisions required under paragraph (G) of this section.
B. The evaluation shall be carried out by a rigorously impartial ad hoc Commission composed of three Salvadorians of recognized independence of judgement and unimpeachable democratic credentials. It shall also include two officers of the armed forces with impeccable professional records, who shall have access only to the deliberations of the Commission; they shall not have access to the investigation phase to be carried out by the ad hoc Commission, nor be involved in the final phase of the investigation, but they may have access to its conclusions. The selection of the three civilian members of the ad hoc Commission is the result of a process of consultations carried out by the Secretary-General of the United Nations, the outcome of which has already been communicated to both Parties. The President of the Republic shall issue, within five days from the signing of this Agreement, his endorsement giving legal form and force to the Commission. If necessary, the same procedure shall be used to replace any member of the Commission who is permanently unable to serve. The two officers of the armed forces who are to participate in the ad hoc Commission on the conditions indicated above shall be appo...
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1. A process of purification of the armed forces is agreed upon, on the basis of a vetting of all personnel serving in them by an ad hoc Commission.
2. Participation by the armed forces will comprise two of their personnel, who shall have access only to the deliberations of the Commission.
Purification. 2.1. List of raw materials and specifications (e.g. resin identification, column loads)
2.2. Process Protocols for the current purification process (e.g. buffer recipes, cleaning protocols)
2.3. Historical process data (e.g. yields, reproducibility, clearance of contaminants, product aggregate)
2.4. Data on product stability, especially at intermediate hold points
2.5. Reference Antibody1 for assay development and comparability studies
Purification. The purification of Moli1901 will be conducted by use of HPLC, followed by treatment with ion exchange resin, decolourization, concentration and freeze-drying in accordance with the pre-approved master batch record.
Purification. All compounds delivered to Pfizer will be purified via at least one of the following methods 1) *, 2) * or 3) *. The purity of the final compounds must be determined as detailed in section above. On rare occasions, and only with the agreement of Pfizer, the * and not the * compounds will be purified, however the purity of the * compounds delivered to Pfizer must still be determined and meet the above purity criteria.
