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The Chicago-based firm, without admitting wrongdoing, agreed to pay a $6 million penalty to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and $1 million for an industry study of how firms keep track of orders.

One industry study of a sample of 528 GPs in New Zealand revealed GPs' dissatisfaction over the current system, and it was observed that a large majority (75%) of GPs supported a general review of PHARMAC.

According to Turner Construction chairman Thomas C. Leppert, four industry studies of more than 150 sustainable buildings across the United States show that, on average, it costs only 0.8% more to achieve basic LEED certification than to construct a standard building.

"Industry studies of workers suffer from a number of methodological limitations, such as the inability to follow workers who leave the industry," says Howard Hu, chairman of the Department of Environmental Health Sciences at the University of Michigan School of Public Health.

Borland and Savvas [ 2] note a number of internal tobacco industry studies of "sensation transfer" that reveal how smokers' perceptions of cigarette attributes are impacted by product appearance, such as length and colors.

To determine the optimal service representative profile, we conducted a global, cross-industry study of 1,440 reps.

A construction industry study critical of proposed "antisprawl" regulations was quickly denounced as flawed yesterday by state officials.

More recently, she has studied the cotton industry and the cattle industry, and has done cross-industry studies of arbitration and other alternative dispute resolution systems.

The evidence that mineral dust exposure poses a significant hazard to agricultural workers for interstitial lung disease is based on a handful of case reports, inferences from exposures to mineral dusts in other industries, studies of wild and farm animals exposed to environmental dusts, and toxicologic studies (Gylseth et al. 1984; Schenker 2000; Schoning 1996; Vallyathan et al. 2007).

Open image in new window Fig. 3 The process model of the industry study "Future-study on the competitiveness of the automotive supply industry in South Westphalia in 2015".

The Confederation of British Industry study also suggests science has become less of a priority in many schools.