For decades, misidentified and contaminated cell lines have been a high-profile cause of wasted research effort and funding, and false claims in the literature [ 1– 3].
The goal of the NFL policy should be to stop violence against women -- not to punish perpetrators to turn down the heat when a high-profile case causes a public relations nightmare.
What should be the result when a high-profile case causes public protests, leading to nationally televised vandalism, on-camera threats made against the defendant, and inflammatory remarks made by elected officials before the jury is selected?
Suicide kills far more Americans than homicide, its twin and much higher profile cause of fatal intentional injury.
Viewed more than 76m times, the video gave a high profile to the group's cause but also put the tiny charity at the centre of global scrutiny.
In 2005 MySpace was purchased by News Corporation Ltd. (the media-holding company founded by the Australian entrepreneur Rupert Murdoch), and the site's higher profile caused it to draw scrutiny from legal authorities who were concerned about improper interactions between adults and the site's massive population of minors.
This persistent, high mortality rate is clearly unacceptable, given that it ranks sepsis above some of the higher profile causes of in-hospital death, including stroke (12 19% risk of death in the first 30 days) and acute myocardial infarction (AMI) (8% risk of death in the first 30 days) [ 3].
With its work on behalf of WikiLeaks, Anonymous has found a much more high-profile cause.
Unification with Romania became a high-profile political cause.
Mr Narey joined Barnardo's after 23 years as a career civil servant in the prison service and is credited with giving children's causes a higher profile.
While its fellow station, 6 Music, survived with the help of a high-profile media campaign, this less fashionable niche cause seems to have stemmed the tide through sheer bloodymindedness; 34% of the budget has gone.
