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and Luo et al., this paper developed a revised model to estimate the natural ventilation potential.

Building and Environment 2005 40 739 46], we developed a revised model to estimate the potential for natural ventilation considering both thermal comfort and IAQ issues for buildings in China.

It also said that Bovis had worked with city, state and federal regulators since the fire in planning for the resumption of work, and had developed a revised health and safety plan for the rest of the project, with a new subcontractor, LVI Environmental Services.

A12 E.P.A. Sets Limit on Radiation The Environmental Protection Agency said it has developed a revised health standard for the proposed nuclear waste storage site at Yucca Mountain in Nevada that would set limits on radiation releases for a million years.

As a response to these formative data, we developed a revised set of "condensed" lessons for each mini-unit.

In the 1980s the physicists Girardi, Rimini and Weber developed a revised version of QM that incorporates a physically well-defined collapse mechanism.

The NHMRC therefore created a working party of clinical practice guideline developers, health technology assessment producers and methodologists (the Working Party) to develop a revised hierarchy of evidence for individual studies (first stage) which addressed these issues, as well as a method for appraising the body of evidence (second stage) that could be used by guideline developers and others.

However, it faces certain challenges that can be considered as grounds to develop a revised version.

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision ("BCBS") has led the work internationally to develop a revised set of capital and liquidity standards to update the then existing Basel II accord.

C1 Music Deal Withdrawn Time Warner and the EMI Music Group of Britain withdrew their application for a $20 billion joint venture to link their music businesses and will develop a revised plan.

This study was designed to develop a revised diagnostic criteria set for intermittent explosive disorder (IED) for consideration for inclusion in Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-V).