Examples of Conventional Counterpart in a sentence
The Task Force had an extended discussion on the definition of Conventional Counterpart, in particular on whether or not a genetically modified food could serve as a “conventional counterpart” for comparison purposes.
There is a lot we can now say about this solution, to make some more concrete sense of the topological treatment in the previous section.
The Task Force decided to retain the same definition of Conventional Counterpart as agreed to in the context of Agenda Item 4.
The Task Force agreed to amend the definition of Conventional Counterpart by deleting reference to a preference for the “parent or recipient strain” as the basis for comparison, as this was thought to be too vague for a definition.
The Task Force did not agree to adopt a proposed change to the Definition of Conventional Counterpart that would limit the conventional counterpart to “non-genetically modified organisms”.
Comparison of EV and Comparable Conventional Vehicle MSRP EV MSRP Conventional Counterpart MSRP Source: Chevrolet, 2013; Ford Motor Company, 2013; Nissan USA, 2013; Toyota, 2013.Industry observers generally agree that the production cost of EVs will decrease over time, but they disagree as to how much vehicle pricing will change.
Studies submitted: BASF Report No 16331 (2007) Identification and Quantification of Allergens in Different Soybean Lines, Comparison between Cultivance Soybean Event 127 and its Conventional Counterpart, Conquista.