Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies Appropriations for 2003: Agricultural programsU.S. Government Printing Office, 2002 - United States |
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... field microbiology laboratories . We also installed new mass spectrometry equipment in our field pesticide laboratories , and trained analysts in the use of a method developed by one of our scientists which can detect over 100 ...
... field microbiology laboratories . We also installed new mass spectrometry equipment in our field pesticide laboratories , and trained analysts in the use of a method developed by one of our scientists which can detect over 100 ...
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... field staff of over 3,000 employees in 5 regional offices , 20 district offices , 13 field laboratories , and 130 resident inspection posts spread over the United States . Mr. Baker began his tenure as Associate Commissioner for ...
... field staff of over 3,000 employees in 5 regional offices , 20 district offices , 13 field laboratories , and 130 resident inspection posts spread over the United States . Mr. Baker began his tenure as Associate Commissioner for ...
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... field examinations of shipments , including such activities as visual inspections for the appearance or smell of a product , swollen can seams , etc. These employees should be able to contribute to basic assignments within two months ...
... field examinations of shipments , including such activities as visual inspections for the appearance or smell of a product , swollen can seams , etc. These employees should be able to contribute to basic assignments within two months ...
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... field and import examinations to help our field investigators determine if a product has been tampered with or is otherwise tainted ; predict and manage potential device shortages , such as rubber gloves , so there are enough critical ...
... field and import examinations to help our field investigators determine if a product has been tampered with or is otherwise tainted ; predict and manage potential device shortages , such as rubber gloves , so there are enough critical ...
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... field called proteomics . And this new field , which is the ability to look at proteins and how they function on very small single cells and surrounding tis- sue , has led to our ability to look at patterns of proteins that look ...
... field called proteomics . And this new field , which is the ability to look at proteins and how they function on very small single cells and surrounding tis- sue , has led to our ability to look at patterns of proteins that look ...
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