Working Group 3, Chapter 5

submitted by Donna Lafamboise, 8 March 2010

total number of references: 260

peer-reviewed references, highlighted in yellow: 64

uncertain/second-opinion-required references, highlighted in blue: 0

percentage of chapter references from peer-reviewed literature: 24.61

 

 

NOTE: CITIZEN AUDITORS IDENTIFIED 3 ERRORS IN THIS TALLLY. THIS INCREASED THE PEER-REVIEWED COUNT FROM 61 ENTRIES TO 64 ENTRIES – AND BUMPED THE OVERALL PERCENTAGE FROM 23.46 TO 24.61. CORRECTIONS WERE MADE BY DONNA LAFRAMBOISE (WHO OFFERS HER APOLOGIES) ON MARCH 10, 2010.

 

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