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Appendix A: Statement of Task
Pages 33-33

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... The committee will address the following specific topics: • Were the DoD-O'Flaherty model selection, parameterization, and validation appropriate, given the intended purpose -- to develop OELs for DoD civilian and military workers? • Were the inhalation rates used within the DoD-O'Flaherty model appropriate to represent DoD workers (military and civilian)
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