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He said the summit would review "all the available data and analysis associated with the search to date … inform the remainder of the search effort, and develop guidance for any future search operations".

Case studies are needed to assess and refine the proposed framework and develop guidance for its use.

Vermont, which also has no producing wells at the moment, is taking a different approach, banning fracking until at least 2016 in order to study potential public health and environmental impacts and develop guidance for regulating the practice.

Objectives To assess the completeness of reporting of sample size determinations in unpublished research protocols and to develop guidance for research ethics committees and for statisticians advising these committees.

Industrial hygienists were requested to investigate and help develop guidance for hospitals about patient isolation rooms, personal protective equipment, general infection control, and hospital health and safety.

Since the release of the Principles, UNICEF has been working closely with CSR and sustainability organizations and businesses to develop guidance for implementing the Principles.

Because of this development, the WHO initiated a process to develop guidance for health and environmental aspects of water desalination, including recommendations on the mineral content of drinking water (WHO 2005).

The aims of phase 4 are: To develop guidance for patients, carers and health and social care professionals on how best to implement ACP in practice.

In that case, the research community voluntarily imposed a temporary moratorium on the conduct of recombinant DNA research until they could develop guidance for the safe and responsible conduct of such research.

The report supports the Children Society's recommendation that the government develop guidance for the police and local authorities on how young people identified as being victims of child sexual exploitation should be looked after.

Many states have begun to develop guidance for providing medical and preventive health services to mobile populations (e.g., immigrants, and refugees), especially in states with a high percentage of these populations, such as Minnesota, Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, and California.