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Other immunoassays are based on the same antibody-antigen binding reaction but use a different labeling system for detection. Instead of an enzyme label, there are radioactive isotopes, and fluorescent and luminescent labels. Some important immunoassays are defined below ... 

Grusak, M.A. et al.. An enclosed-chamber labeling system for the safe " C-enrichment of phytochemicals in plant cell suspension cultures, In Vitro Cell. Dev. Biol. Plant, 40, 80, 2004. 

A related unresolved issue is the vexed question of the origin of the predominant values and beliefs in a culture. A common answer is to explain such cultural items by looking at the functions they serve in society. More often than not, such answers are highly speculative. Also, they do not throw any light on the question of change - the rise and fall of specific labeling systems for the emotions and of the normative assessments associated with them. In this book I have ignored these dynamic issues, not because they are unimportant but because I find them too hard. 

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has developed a labeling system for describing chemical hazards which is widely used (Figure IV-2). 

The principal objective of CHS was originally to implement global classification and labeling systems for reasons of occupational safety and health, placing on the market, and transportation. 

WiGHTMAN, C. W., AND ROSE, R. C. Evaluation of an efficient prosody labeling system for spontaneous speech utterances. Proceedings. IEEE Automatic Speech Recognition and Understanding Workshop I (1999), 333-336. 

Table 1 presents the labelling system for the specimens (reference 10). 

Labeled Extract Synthesis BioArray High-Yield RNA Transcript Labeling System (for 2pg or Total RNA and Above)... 

Labeled Extract Synthesis Ovation Biotin RNA Amplification and Labeling System (for lOng Total RNA)... 

GHS is an international system that incorporates MSDS-like documents, a standardized labeling system for chemicals, and the protocols for the determination of the hazard ratings. Many parts of this classification system will seem familiar to those in the United States who use MSDSs, but some... 

You may recall that the GHS identifies sixteen classes of physical hazards, eleven classes of health hazards, and one class (two subclasses) of environmental hazards. This system may seem quite complicated, and perhaps unnecessarily so, but the simple truth is that there are many classes of hazards posed by chemicals and the GHS is an attempt to use a labeling system for users and handlers that can quickly identify the hazardous properties of chemicals. A total of 28 classes with several different rating systems is not simple. Our goal is to present the GHS without making it seem more, or less, complicated than it really is. 

Different classification and labelling systems for the hazards of substances are currently used throughout the world. The same substance may thus be classified as toxic in the United States, harmful in the European Union and moderately dangerous in China. To eliminate disparities a Globally Harmonised classification and labelling System (GHS) was developed under the auspices of the United Nations. It was formally adopted in 2002 by the United Nations Economic and Social Committee (UN ECOSOC) and revised in 2005 and 2007 [78, 79]. 

Labelling systems for compostable polymer materials exist in Europe, the LISA and Japan. 

This also makes training easier because you only need to explain one system of labels. OSHA recommends that if you are using an in-plant labeling system for uniformity, allow the incoming container labels to remain on the original containers rather than removing them when in-plant labels are added. 

Can an employer use NFPA and HMIS labeling systems for in-house chemicals ... 

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