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Table 2 depicts some of the related evaluations published by International Scientific Committees.

Siemiatycki et al. (2004) published a list of occupational carcinogens based largely on the evaluations published by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), augmented with additional information on the extent of workplace exposure.

Based largely on the evaluations published by the International Agency for Research on Cancer, and augmented with additional information, the present article represents an attempt to summarize, in tabular form, current knowledge on occupational carcinogens, the occupations and industries in which they are found, and their target organs.

Three-quarters of people affected by the bedroom tax say they have had to cut back on food, an independent evaluation published by the Department for Work and Pensions has found.

The service evaluation published by Smith et al. [ 21] was encouraging; authors reported that 80% of patients completed the two-year program; offered as an adjunct to usual care.

As suggested in an environmental evaluation published by the Yunlin County government, the four stages of the study period were based on the complex's manufacturing process and VOC (volatile organic compound) emission quantities [ 20].

This preliminary study sought to examine evaluation recommendations drawn from 25 evaluation reports published by Canadian federal government departments and agencies, in order to examine the evaluation issues covered and the focus of the recommendations.

Considering that there is no uniform global standard for judging the index value, the evaluation criteria suggested in the third resource evaluation handbook published by China National Petroleum Corporation CNPCC) are applied in our research work.

When a new drug is launched onto the market, information about the new manufactured product is contained in its monograph and evaluation report published by national drug agencies.

We identified and analysed health RCS evaluation frameworks published by seven funding agencies between 2004 and 2012, using a mixed methods approach involving structured qualitative analyses of documents, a stakeholder survey and consultations with key contacts in health RCS funding agencies.

In another turn in the 27-year odyssey of the proposed nuclear waste repository in Nevada, a key safety evaluation published yesterday by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRCC) gives it a thumbs up.