Qualified laboratory means each qualified laboratory set forth on Appendix 2 to this Agreement.
Qualified laboratory means a designated public agency, private firm, institution, or analytical laboratory which can prepare the required determination of probable hydrologic consequences or statement of results of test borings or core samplings or other services as specified at 4VAC25-130-795.9 under the Small Operator Assistance Program (4VAC25-130-795.1 et seq.) and which meets the standards of 4VAC25-130-795.10.
Qualified laboratory means a laboratory certified in accordance with the National Laboratory Certification Program (NLCP) by the United States Department of Health and Human Services’ Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
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Qualified laboratory personnel must do testing for persistent contamination of protective clothing and appropriate decontamination.
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If the culture period exceeds 96 hours after retroviral transduction, the assay will be performed and results will be available at the time of cell infusion.Prepared by: Date: QC sign-off: Qualified laboratory or Clinical SupervisorDate: 13.20 APPENDIX 2: DESCRIPTION OF DOSE DE-ESCALATIONS (COHORTS 1-7)This trial will consist of two phases.
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Qualified laboratory means a laboratory that is certified by the Health Care Financing Administration in accordance with the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act (42 CFR Part 430) and is participating in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Blood Lead Laboratory Proficiency Program.
Qualified laboratory. Means a laboratory certified by the DHHS to conduct urine drug testing and which permits unannounced inspections by the recipient, operator, or FTA Administrator. Refuse to Submit (to an alcohol test): Means that a covered employee is considered to have refused to take an alcohol test if he or she:
Qualified laboratory means a designated public agency, private consulting firm, institution, or analytical laboratory which can provide the required determination or statement under the small operator assistance program.
Qualified laboratory means the state Food Safety Laboratory or an FDA laboratory, and, in addition, if the SEAFOOD product being tested is thermally processed, a laboratory operated by the National Food Processors Association;
Qualified laboratory means, for the purposes of R645-302-290, a designated public agency, private firm, institution, or analytical laboratory which can prepare the required determination of probable hydrologic consequences, statement of results of test borings or core samplings under SOAP, or other services as specified at R645-302-299 and which meet the standards of R645-302-295.100.
Qualified laboratory means a laboratory which has participated in and passed the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA's) WP Series proficiency tests or an equivalent third party EPA-approved test acceptable to the department for the parameter to be analyzed and which uses EPA-approved procedures, methods and quality control and submits to the department, at least every two years, proof of this approval along with quality assurance manuals and health and safety program documentation.
Qualified laboratory means a designated public agency, private firm, institution, or analytical laboratory which can prepare the required determination of probable hydrologic consequences or statement of results of test borings or core samplings under the Small Operator Assistance Program (4 VAC 25-130-795.1 et seq.) and which meets the standards of 4 VAC 25-130-795.10.