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Governmental constraints

The design of bioseparation unit operations is influenced by these governmental regulations. The constraints on process development grow as a recovery and purification scheme undergo licensing for commercial manufacture. [Pg.47]

Constraints can also include factors such as product appearance, safety requirements, and governmental regulations. Any factor that hmits the product s design, production, or sale should be listed as a constraint. [Pg.75]

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