COMMENT: Brief Comment on the Draft Land Administration, Use, Registration and Plan Proclamation, 2007 (EC)

Draft for Comment Draft for Comment Standards for Examining Friction Ridge Impressions and Resulting Conclusions

The examination of friction ridge impressions and the resulting conclusions are based on ridge flow and ridge paths; the location, direction, and spatial relationships of minutiae; ridge structure; or pores. The analysis phase leads to the determination of suitability. Following comparison, the evaluation phase leads to the following conclusions: individualization, exclusion, or inconclusive. T...

- 8.1- Draft for comment but

Chapter 8 Selective interventions 8.1 The approaches to improving the investment climate discussed in chapters 4-7 could apply to all firms and activities in the economy. Given the breadth of that agenda, some firms or activities often benefit from improvements earlier than others—as with infrastructure in a particular region, or regulatory reforms affecting a particular activity. But beyond th...

Draft for Comment Draft for Comment Standards for Examining Friction Ridge Impressions and Resulting Conclusions

The examination of friction ridge impressions and the resulting conclusions are based on ridge flow and ridge paths; the location, direction, and spatial relationships of minutiae; ridge structure; or pores. The analysis phase leads to the determination of suitability. Following comparison, the evaluation phase leads to the following conclusions: individualization, exclusion, or inconclusive. T...

Comment on the Talking Points in EMBO reports, June 2007.

Frank Gannon’s introduction to the Talking Points about the use of animals in scientific research (Gannon, 2007) underestimated the burgeoning field of animal replacement techniques. Although it is clearly important to be aware of the philosophical arguments against animal research, it is also vital to discuss the scientific issues that surround the debate. Non-animal research methods have enor...

Basophil activation test--brief comment and response.