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Strålebeskyttelse European Communities.

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Luxembourg : Publications Office, [1975]-2001.

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Stralingsbescherming Commission of the European Communities. DG V – Social Affairs.

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Luxembourg : Publications Office, [1977], c1976-2001.

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Protezione radiologica European Communities.

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Luxembourg : Publications Office, [1976]-2002.

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Strahlenschutz. Commission of the European Communities. DG V – Social Affairs.

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Luxembourg : Publications Office, [1976]-2001.

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Radioprotection. European Communities.

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Luxembourg : Publications Office, [1976]-2002.

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Radiation protection. Commission of the European Communities. DG V – Social Affairs.

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Luxembourg : Publications Office, [1975]-

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Radiation protection. Commission of the European Communities. DG V – Social Affairs.

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Luxembourg : Publications Office, [1975]-

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Strålskydd Commission of the European Communities. DG XI – Environment, Nuclear Safety and Civil Protection.

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Luxembourg : Publications Office, 1999-2001.

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Protección radiológica. Commission of the European Communities. DG XI – Environment, Nuclear Safety and Civil Protection.

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Luxembourg : Publications Office, [1993]-2001.

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Säteilysuojelu Commission of the European Communities. DG XI – Environment, Nuclear Safety and Civil Protection.

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Luxembourg : Publications Office, [1993]-2001.

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Proteção radiológica. Commission of the European Communities. DG XI – Environment, Nuclear Safety and Civil Protection.

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Luxembourg : Publications Office, 1999-2001.

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12th international meeting on soil micromorphology : field guide to the soil profiles of Adana, Osmaniye, Nizip, Urfa : mid-week & post-meeting excursions. European Commission. Joint Research Centre. Institute for Environment and Sustainability

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Ispra : European Commission, 2004.

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12th international meeting on soil micromorphology : extended abstracts. European Commission. Joint Research Centre. Institute for Environment and Sustainability

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{ISPR } : European Commission, 2004.

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Comparison between different modelling approaches for coastal lagoons. European Commission. Joint Research Centre.

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[Brussels] : [European Commission], [2005], c2005.

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To promote reliable, real-time management of coastal lagoons, increasingly sophisticated numerical models have been developed within the DITTY project (WP4). While models are diverse in design and scope, i.e. watershed, fluid-dynamics, biogeochemical, all have the same fundamental goal, i.e. to account realistically for the processes that drive the dynamic behaviour in coastal lagoons so that their status may ultimately be predicted and the effects of mitigation actions be properly evaluated, resulting on a series of good management practices that increase the sustainability of these fragile ecosystems.

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Validation of the draft community reference method for the determination of solvent yellow 124 in gas oil (Euromarker). European Commission. Joint Research Centre. Institute for Reference Materials and Measurements.

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Luxembourg : Publications Office, 2004.

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12 batches of samples containing various levels of solvent yellow 124 were prepared. The samples were sent to 26 different laboratories in order to validate the new Community Reference Method for the determinallon of Solvent Yellow 124 (Euromarker) in gas oil. The interlaboratory trial was evaluated according to ISO 5725 and ISO 4259 for determination at 410 and 450 nm. After removal of outliers, repeatability and reproducibility standard deviations were calculated. At the level of 0.12 mg/L the repeatability standard deviation and the between laboratory standard deviation are of the same order. Reproducibility standard deviation at 0.12 mg/L is in the order predicted by the Horwitz equation (0.021 mg/L). The reproducibility standard deviation at 6 mg/L (batch 2) was with 0.23 mg/L better than the 0.4 mg/L that was thought to be achievable. Based on these standard deviations, limits for exceeding the specifications of 6 and 9 mg/L were calculated to be < 5.6 and > 9.5 mg/L respectively.

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Effect of reformulated fuels on pollutant emissions from vehicles. European Commission. Joint Research Centre – Ispra.

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Luxembourg : Publications Office, 2005.

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The new SME definition : increased opportunities in EU research. European Commission. Directorate-General for Research.

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Luxembourg : Publications Office, 2005.

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JRC Information package 2002-2003. Annual Report. Publications bulletin. Videos. Brochures. Newsletters and leaflets [cd]. European Commission. Joint Research Centre.

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Luxembourg : Publications Office, 2003.

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25 recommendations on the ethical, legal and social implications of genetic testing. European Commission. Directorate-General for Research.

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Luxembourg : Publications Office, 2004.

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The 25 recommendations try, where possible, to address the relevant actors. Sometimes they also take the tone of a "code of conduct". Hence these recommendations should function partly as a "code of conduct" for any actor in the field of genetic testing and partly as an "action plan for genetic testing" to be implemented by policy-makers in the near future. The stakeholder conference, to be organised by the European Commission on 6-7 May, 2004 in Brussels, will discuss these recommendations further and will test whether or not they are understood, and which fields have yet to be adequately addressed.

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Research results for SMEs-V. European Commission. Directorate-General for Research.

Publication	Luxembourg : Publications Office, 2005.
Summary	This publication presents the achievements of 20 CRAFT projects completed under the Fifth Framework programme (1998-2002). ln total, these projects involve some 93 SMEs. They illustrate the richness and diversity of the results that SMEs can obtain from EU research projects and show how SMEs with little or no RTD capacity can benefit from the CRAFT (now the Co-operative Research) scheme.

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