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Developing lines of evidence provides both a process and framework for reaching a conclusion about confidence in the risk estimate. Many considerations are involved.
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General Rules to Follow
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Factors to Consider
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 Provide
a thorough representation of all lines of evidence rather
than simply reducing their interpretations and descriptions
of ecological effects to a system of numeric calculations
and results.
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Example: The Importance of Evaluating All Lines of Evidence
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What if Lines of Evidence Point Toward Different Conclusions?
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Addressing Uncertainty
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Relevant
guidelines section(s): 5.2.1
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