Commentary: Concluding Remarks on Session II

Commentary. Concluding remarks on Session II

The assessment of human cancer risk from exposure to chemicals in aquatic environments includes understanding such factors as chemical inputs, bioaccumulation, metabolism, foodchain transfer and biological effects. The estimation of the risk to humans is dependent on being able to evaluate the net effect of these complementary parameters on human populations, recognizing that humans are ultimat...

Commentary. Concluding remarks on Session III

A total of 61 eligible patients with metastatic cancer have been treated in a series of Phase II trials of the novel pentacyclic pyrroloquinone, fosquidone. Tumour types were colorectal (23), renal (21), and non small cell lung (17). No patient had received prior chemotherapy. The drug was given intravenously as a 20 min infusion at the dose of 120 mg-2 on days 1 to 5 every 3 weeks. Treatment w...

Commentary. Concluding remarks on Session I

The papers presented during the first session have provided a useful introduction and a review of several important points that have been established during the past decade. Many carefully studied near shore marine environments and freshwater lakes are polluted with chemicals as indicated primarily by measurements of certain organics and metals in sediments. Fish and shellfish, including bivalv...

7 Concluding Remarks

27 slopes, in the worst case, the proposed method could result in a serial execution. In this case, more dependence information, such as the magnitude of dependence vectors, may be required for computing a more eecient BDV set. Even though only a two-dimensional iteration space was considered in this paper, a similar algorithm can be extended to a multiple-dimensional iteration space. However, ...

Chapter Nine Concluding Remarks