was available to the IP in relation to the University Games. However, further investigation may identify additional examples. 2013 Moscow IAAF World Championships ("Moscow Championships") The IC reported extensively on the issues surrounding the Moscow Championships. As a result of the IP investigation, new documentary evidence and witness testimony was assessed and enabled the IP to conduct a more in depth review of the evidence. According to Dr. Rodchenkov, the lessons learned from the pre-competition testing prior to the London Games resulted in using the classical doping scheme described above, given that there existed a high risk that pre-competition samples would be reanalyzed by a third party such as WADA. In advance of the World Championships, Russian athletes provided their urine to the laboratory for analysis in unofficial bottles or containers. This way an assessment could be made of an athlete's viability to compete without reporting any samples in ADAMS. During the competition, protected athletes' sample numbers from their DCF would be texted or phoned through to the Moscow Laboratory. It was clear to the laboratory personnel that under no circumstances were samples from these
was available to the IP in relation to the University Games. However, further investigation may identify additional examples. 2013 Moscow IAAF World Championships ("Moscow Championships") The IC reported extensively on the issues surrounding the Moscow Championships. As a result of the IP investigation, new documentary evidence and witness testimony was assessed and enabled the IP to conduct a more in depth review of the evidence. According to Dr. Rodchenkov, the lessons learned from the pre-competition testing prior to the London Games resulted in using the classical doping scheme described above, given that there existed a high risk that pre-competition samples would be reanalyzed by a third party such as WADA. In advance of the World Championships, Russian athletes provided their urine to the laboratory for analysis in unofficial bottles or containers. This way an assessment could be made of an athlete's viability to compete without reporting any samples in ADAMS. During the competition, protected athletes' sample numbers from their DCF would be texted or phoned through to the Moscow Laboratory. It was clear to the laboratory personnel that under no circumstances were samples from these
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