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Contract Type FiledDecember 3rd, 2015Line 55 Good manufacturing practice for investigational medicinal products is set out in the Suggest adding abbreviation (GMP) Good manufacturing practice (GMP) for investigational medicinal products is set out in the Line 90 ‘This cooperation may be described in a technical agreement” ‘This cooperation should be described in a technical agreement as per Eudralex Vol 4, Chapter 7” (See also line 222) There should be some formal document where the CT sponsor has indicated the expectations/responsibilitiesrelating to manufacture. A QTA Lines 128-131 N/A "Deviations from any predefined specifications and instructions shall be investigated and corrective and preventive action (CAPA) measuresinitiated as appropriate." Added 'as appropriate', because CAPA may not always be required. Line 174 Physic-chemical Physico-chemical Typographical error Line 183 Specifications for starting materials, immediate packaging materials, intermediate products, bulk products and finished products, manufacturi
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GUIDELINESGuidelines • May 8th, 2014
Contract Type FiledMay 8th, 2014Thank God we pray to the Almighty God, who has bestowed His grace and guidance, so that the Guide Healthy Productive Women Workers Movement is composed finish. The guidelines were developed with the aim of improving the productivity of labour of women through improved nutrition and health status.
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Contract Type FiledFebruary 29th, 2016A key concept in Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) is the importance of relevant, reliable, and up-to- date information. Being able to collect exposure information efficiently, at multiple geographical and temporal scales, allows risk practitioners to move towards more sustainable assessment schemes. The relevancy and reliability of the information to be collected depends on the particular approaches selected for data sampling, collection and analysis. The timeliness of the collected information depends on the resources available, but also on the efficiency of the overall operational procedure.