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Appendix E: Examples of Issues Identified by the Committee
Pages 148-155

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... : literature identification, study evaluation criteria, synthesis and judgments including any mode of action considerations, overall hazard conclusions, and dose-response evaluation. A final section details some general issues identified by the committee.
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... If it is not a true random sample, there could be additional potential for selection bias. For pulmonary function, while the study evaluation criteria provided in Table A-43 appear to be appropriate, they do not overlap with the methodologic issues mentioned in the text.
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... The classification scheme in Figure II would sug gest this study is of medium confidence, but a fully colored box likely means something more, which needs to be explained. EVIDENCE SYNTHESIS AND JUDGMENTS Regarding pulmonary function, Table 1-11 indicates there are multiple additional studies included in the evidence judgment for long-term effects, although none of these are referenced.
From page 151...
... EPA needs to document whether the evidence integration summary tables in the Main Assessment and Assessment Overview are identical. DOSE-RESPONSE EVALUATION Regarding sensory irritation, in Tables 1-1 and 1-2, several studies have been identified as high or medium confidence, but only six were included in the sensory irritation dose-response analysis (Table 2-1)
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... . EPA did not disclose whether it obtained raw data or extracted secondary data from the original report.
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... 2021. "Joint and interactive effects between health comorbidities and environmental exposures in predicting amyotrophic lateral sclerosis." Int J Hyg Environ Health 231: 113655.
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... 2008. "Ambient formal dehyde levels and allergic disorders among Japanese pregnant women: baseline data from the Osaka maternal and child health study." Ann Epidemiol 18 (1)
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... 2017. "Occu pational formaldehyde and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis." Eur J Epidemiol 32 (10)


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