Practical Guide 5: How to report (Q)SARs - ECHA - Europa
Practical Guide 5: How to report (Q)SARs - ECHA - Europa
Practical Guide 5: How to report (Q)SARs - ECHA - Europa
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prediction should be fit for the regula<strong>to</strong>ry purpose, and (iv) the information should be well<br />
documented. An assessment of the first three points above is expected <strong>to</strong> be included in<br />
the registration dossier if substance properties are predicted using (Q)SAR models. In<br />
case there is not sufficient information <strong>to</strong> address all of them, a prediction could be used<br />
as part of a weight-of-evidence approach or as supporting information. The closer the<br />
outcome is <strong>to</strong> a regula<strong>to</strong>ry decision point (e.g. classification of a substance as hazardous<br />
versus non classification), the more accurate predictions or a more detailed justification<br />
is needed. The consequences of a wrong decision based on predicted properties will<br />
indicate how much uncertainty for the prediction can be accepted.<br />
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