If the federal government elects to require a warning label on raw milk products rather than eliminate the products altogether, Bolton recommended phrasing that clearly states, "This product contains potentially lethal bacteria". Bolton also displayed a warning sign currently required in any San Francisco County market that sells raw milk.
To avoid such bias in the future, this study recommends phrasing the question in another way, for example, "If you don't change your smoking behaviour, what is your chance of getting colorectal cancer in the future?" By using such a question, we can link the perceived susceptibility to the behaviour.
Senor, who has denied writing the speech, sent Allawi recommended phrases.
More about this in this interview with Hyatt CEO Mark Hoplamazian. 5. Devote yourself to "language engineering": to determining and recommending phrases that set customers at their ease rather than turning them off.
Although AP's recommended phrase "those who reject mainstream climate science" is "not half bad," it's so wordy that the weaker term "doubter" may win by default, Romm argues in a blog post.
In addition, MIT now recommends "pass phrases" instead of passwords.
Each time you open a new account or change (reset your password, the system will prevent you from setting a password that is easily cracked. In addition, Stanford now recommends "pass phrases" instead of passwords.
The recommendations are classified as strong (denoted by the phrase "we recommend") or weak (denoted by the phrase "we suggest"); and the quality of evidence is classified as high, moderate, low, or very low.
We recommend that this phrase be clarified to emphasize the wide range of formal schema adopted by scholarly repositories around the world.
We recommend that this phrase be clarified to emphasize the role of the author and/or publisher in assuring the quality of metadata for Plan S compliant publications, specifically that Plan S compliant repositories are responsible for accepting, storing, and making available those metadata when provided by the author and/or publisher.
For all strong recommendations, the phrase "We recommend …" is used throughout.
