Either of these procedures would result in an RfD below that derived by the NAS (2005) and more consistent with that initially drafted by the U.S. EPA (2002a) Both the NAS (2005) and the U.S. EPA (2002a) applied a 10-fold intrahuman uncertainty factor, acknowledging that the critical study examined a small number of healthy, iodine-replete adults.
Of course, there is no necessary contradiction between the notion that the authorship was collaborative and the possibility that one of the authors initially drafted a particular part. 5. Per the critique of the emphasis on usefulness, American pragmatism receives harsh criticism in Eclipse of Reason (especially pp. 29-39).
Consideration of the legislation, initially drafted before Russian annexed the Crimean peninsula, was bogged down by a partisan fight over a provision to reform the International Monetary Fund that the White House sought to have included.
In addition, the Federal Communications Commission, which initially drafted the protections, would be forbidden from issuing similar rules in the future.
The talking points initially drafted by the C.I.A. attributed the attack to fighters with Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, the organization's North Africa franchise, and Ansar al-Shariah, a Libyan group, some of whose members have Al Qaeda ties.
To create the CME, the study team initially drafted a story board which outlined CME content in four modules during the summer of 2007.
The paper was initially drafted by AP, with review and additions by the others.
The manuscript was initially drafted by BG and JA; all authors read the manuscript and made comments on it; and JA organised the final versions of the manuscript, tables and figures and arranged submission.
The referendum was initially drafted — without mention of jobs, taxes or schools — by the state attorney general's office, but was changed by the Board of Elections, after what its co-chairman, Douglas A. Kellner, said were "extensive discussions and careful vetting".
The opinions were initially drafted -- and later repudiated at least in part -- by the Justice Department's storied Office of Legal Counsel, which issues interpretations of laws and presidential authorities considered binding on the entire executive branch.
