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Practical Guide 5: How to report (Q)SARs - ECHA - Europa

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− the result of the adequacy assessment for a regula<strong>to</strong>ry purpose (risk<br />

assessment, classification & labelling, PBT analysis) should be <strong>report</strong>ed in<br />

“Overall remarks”, “Conclusion” and/or “Executive summary”.<br />

Additionally, the (Q)SAR Prediction Reporting Format (QPRF) and (Q)SAR Model<br />

Reporting Format (QMRF) can be attached as a stand alone document. Please note that<br />

the endpoint summary record shall contain sufficient information on the prediction and<br />

the (Q)SAR model applied in order <strong>to</strong> allow an independent assessment of the adequacy<br />

of the predicted property. Summary information in the endpoint study record can be<br />

complemented with more detailed information in attached files (QMRF and QPRF).<br />

NOTE: In order <strong>to</strong> evaluate the validity of a specific model, a filled QMRF might be<br />

needed. The completed QMRF can be attached <strong>to</strong> the endpoint study record in the<br />

IUCLID dossier.<br />

If necessary, use the Endpoint summary <strong>to</strong> conclude on the prediction for the substance<br />

which you want <strong>to</strong> register (the substance as <strong>report</strong>ed in Section 1.1 of IUCLUD 5).<br />

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