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Its editors, Fabbri and Ricci, began this effort to determine whether dose response relationships, both in the literature and through individual studies, could be identified so that policy and regulatory law would benefit from that form of causality formally to justify environmental and public health standard for exposure, possibly including cessation of exposure through bans.

Every individual had to be identified so that the state could control its population.

"Today, there are many bones that need to be identified so that one day families can mourn their losses," Mrs. González said.

He added that all the data is anonymised by the agency and that no individual, vehicle or device can be identified so that only data about traffic levels on a road is provided.

"It would be a stretch to say he was really interested in many thoughts from around the table," said one former official, who asked not to be identified so that he could speak frankly about a private meeting with the president.

Potential barriers might also be identified so that programmes and schemes could be developed to raise the profile of research in clinical practice.

Thus, it is imperative that new biochemical targets are identified so that better effective and selective agents can be developed.

We know that more needs to be done across the health service to ensure that people living with dementia are identified so that they can get the tailored care and support they need.

The court, in a ruling dated 30 March but only published on Monday, ordered the "return of the remains of the Lapeña Altabás to their relative María Purificación Lapeña after they are identified so that they can be given a proper burial".

It is important that real needs are identified, so that products or systems designed are adopted and are sustainable.

Traditional and potential processes are examined and research needs are identified so that food quality quantification and prediction advances.