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He has published extensive research on the costs of hysteresis.

(Al Jazeera has shared the documents with the Guardian, which has published extensive reporting on them).

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has published extensive design guidelines for pedestrian-rail crossings within the state of California [5].

Pursuant to its mandate to develop regulations in accordance with the broad criteria of RCRA, EPA has published extensive regulations.

In recognition of this risk, the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario has published extensive guidelines on the prevention and mitigation of fatigue among nurses (48), and the American Institute of Medicine has highlighted the negative effects of fatigue on health care provider performance (49).

While infection control experts have published extensive research on the benefits of hand washing and equipment sterilization in hospitals, little is known about the role that ties, white coats, long sleeves and soiled scrubs play in the spread of bacteria.

Most important, in 1999, Mr. Hartshorn brought in Mr. Wallis, a former curator at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York and most recently a senior editor at Art in America, who then hired Mr. Phillips, Ms. Squiers and Mr. Earle, all of whom had published extensive critiques of the role of photography, culturally and politically.

Spectral assignments can be challenging, and Turner et al. [21] have published extensive lists of P resonance peaks that provide a guideline for the identification of both Pi and Po.

While several professional societies have published extensive guidelines for the management of chronic heart failure, there are only two major guidelines available for AHFS: the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) guidelines (Nieminen et al. 2005) and the Heart Failure Society of America guidelines (HFSA 2006).

The International Union for the Conservation of Nature has published an extensive study concluding that the runaway heating of the oceans is "the greatest hidden challenge of our generation".

(The Kaiser Family Foundation has posted a helpful primer on the individual mandate. For those who want to know even more about how it will operate, the I.R.S., which will be in charge of tracking enrollment and collecting fines, has published an extensive Q. & A).