Published information sources

In the case of European legislation there is a published information source that contains many of the relevant documents. This is the hard copy or electronic version of the multiple volumes of The Rules Governing Medicinal Products in the European Union. The most convenient way to obtain these documents—which will eventually consist of nine volumes, some of which will have several parts—is via the internet. The available volumes can be found by way of the following web address http //dg3.eudra.org/eudralex/index.htm. The volumes relevant for human medicinal products are ... 

TABLE 3.1. Published Information Sources for Safety Assessment... 

For books on the chemical literature, see Wolman Chemical Information, 2nd ed. Wiley NY, 1988 Maizell How to Find Chemical Information, 2nd ed. Wiley NY, 1987 Mellon Chemical Publications, 5th ed. McGraw-Hill NY, 1982, Skolnik The Literature Matrix of Chemistry, Wiley NY, 1982 Antony Guide to Basic Information Sources in Chemistry Jeffrey Norton Publishers NY, 1979 Bottle Use of the Chemical literature Butterworth London, 1979 Woodbum Using the Chemical Literature Marcel Dekker NY, 1974. For a three-part article on the literature of organic chemistry, see Hancock J. Chem. Educ., 1968, 45, 193, 260, 336. 

In contrast, in developing countries published information on this topic is scarce, though existing information indicates that rain levels above background values also increase the amoimts of indicators in fresh water bodies. Blum et al. [32] described in Nigeria a peak period of faecal pollution of water sources in the transition between the dry and the wet seasons. Gasana et al. [33] described boosts of faecal contaminants in water supplies in Rwanda after heavy rain episodes. 

The comparison is based primarily on information reported on the 323 MTBE remediation technology projects at U.S. EPA s MTBE Treatment Profile website31 as well as information available from published literature sources. 

The process engineer must design a plant for the current process solely on the basis of published information. After he has completed his study no one will perform experiments to verify his assumptions, since the company does not plan to use that process. He is on his own. This type of problem is excellent for chemical engineering design classes. Some of best sources of material for such exercises are given at the end of this chapter. 

A wide variety of possible sources of published information has been scanned to ensure maximum coverage. Primary sources have largely been restricted to journals known to favour or specialise in publication of safety matters, and the textbook series specialising in synthetic and preparative procedures. 

Basic and clinical research provides a continuous flow of biomedical information that enables practitioners to use medications more effectively and safely. The editors, authors, and publisher of this book have made every effort to ensure accuracy of information provided. However, it is the responsibility of all practitioners to assess the appropriateness of published drug therapy information, especially in light of the specific clinical situation and new developments in the field. The editors and authors have taken care to recommend dosages that are consistent with current published guidelines and other responsible literature. However, when dealing with new and unfamiliar drug therapies, students and practitioners should consult several appropriate information sources. 

In addition to the searchable library compilations, several compendial books on the electron ionization fragmentation behavior of compounds have been published [34-36]. They are dated, but nevertheless effectively capture the collective fragmentation information prior to their publication. All of these information sources discuss electron ionization spectra. El fragmentation rules, however, can be of limited assistance in interpreting soft ionization and MS-MS product ion spectra. 

There are many different ways to record this information. First, you can always copy a statement directly from a source as long as you place quotation marks around any words you have copied. You must give credit to these sources because you do not want to plagiarize another person s work. To make sure you have pertinent information when you need it, note the title of the book, the author, the publishing information and the book s page number on your note card. You will need to document this information at the end of the research process. 

In addition, summaries of published papers/reviews of the substance in question are included. Because of its clinical emphasis, Martindale represents a valuable drug information source to pharmacists and clinicians, but also provides much relevant drug information to personnel engaged in pharmaceutical manufacturing. 

Estimates based on published and industry information sources for production of linear alkyl (C12) benzene alkylate sulfonic acid andlauryl-3 mol ethoxy sulfate. 

The author has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information herein. However, appropriate information sources should be consulted, especially for new or unfamiliar procedures. It is the responsibility of every practitioner to evaluate the appropriateness of a particular opinion in in the context of actual clinical situations and with due considerations to new developments. The author, editors, and the publisher cannot be held responsible for any typographical or other errors found in this book. 

The design is not finished at this stage. Establish the acceptability of the results by comparison with other sources, e.g. published information in the literature, comparison with the performance or... 

References must be given to all sources of published information actually consulted by the candidate. 

Attribution. Cite the source(s) of published information, date, and medical and health pages. Where appropriate, information contained on this site will be supported by clear references to source data and, where possible, have specific HTML links to those data. The date when a clinical page was last modified will be clearly displayed (e.g., at the bottom of the page). 

Apart from SNP analyses, there is still a paucity of published information on the gene encoding dysbindin-1 and on its transcripts. Much of the information below derives instead from bioinformatic sources, especially the NCBI gene database Ace View (http //www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/IEB/Research/Acembly/index.html) and to a lesser extent ECgene (http //genome.ewha.ac.kr/ECgene). 

IPCS Environmental Health Criteria Documents reflect the collective view of an international group of experts and do not necessarily represent the decision or stated policy of UNEP, ILO, or WHO. The reports summarize and interpret the pertinent published literature. Unpublished information is used when published information is absent or when data are pivotal to the risk assessment. Adequate human data are preferred to animal data. Topics include physical chemistry sources of exposure environmental fate and transport concentrations in the environment and in humans pharmacokinetics effects from acute, subacute, and long-term exposure toxic effects on skin, eye, and reproduction mutagenesis and cancer. 

Why A biased-targeted library is used as a source of relevant activities on various targets, and the availability of several robust and reliable HTS assays and the instrumentation allowing the successful synthesis and analytical characterization of the library are necessary, as mentioned for primary libraries. Moreover, some target-related or some physicochemical filters are introduced to select more valuable compounds. Knowledge of the appropriate selection techniques and the necessary equipment must be available (e.g., commercial computational databases and proprietary or published information on target classes see Section 5.4.3). 

PTXs were originally identified in the Japanese scaWop P. yessoensis, and PTX-1-7 were isolated or identified from this source (PTX-8 and PTX-9 are artifactual, and details of PTX-10 have yet to be published). Published information on PTX concentrations in Japanese shellfish are limited, although... 

Food and Drug Inspection Monitor (2000), FDA To Do System-Based Audits of Drug Companies, 5 (10), published by Washington Information Source Co., October. 

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