The dose thresholds Farmer et al. cite as relevant for carcinogenicity are from mouse and rat models in which the active ingredient, glyphosate, was tested in feeding studies (Williams et al. 2000).
A second early and relevant paper describes an Alu element induced intronization and could be cited as well (Sela et al. 2007).
The behavior of ducks, peacocks, and bluebirds is sometimes cited as though it is relevant to human rape, display, or jealous aggression and the behavior of ants as though it is relevant to human slavery or division of labor.
One, in particular, is the predominance of studies related to issues in obtaining consent that are emphasized within pediatric anesthesiology and may not be as relevant and, therefore, cited as commonly by non-pediatric anesthesiologist studies.
The recent development of a simplified view of cyclic crack growth behavior by R.W. Hertzberg will be cited as an example of ultimate relevant simplification.
Further, we considered other routinely collected variables that are usually mentioned as basic grouping criteria of DGRs or are cited as some of the most relevant predictor variables of LOS in the literature (e.g. sociodemography, treatment-related or further clinical data).
Companies including Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton and Shell were cited as providing geographically distinct, and locally relevant, performance data.
Rosenau has cited, as partial inspiration, Nicholson Baker's insightful, and still-relevant, 1995 New Yorker essay, "Books as Furniture".
Residential investment, often cited as the main indicator of the Spanish imbalances, seems to be relevant only in the case of capacity utilization and total factor productivity.
While I may, (or may not), agree with or vote for Bob Whalen — it is not relevant — it is not relevant, I do believe that careful review is necessary when history is cited as a disqualifying issue.
