By generating and sustaining an affirming, supportive and inclusive academic culture, we could encourage and facilitate the authors, reviewers and editors to honestly examine and acknowledge their potential intangible conflicts of interest.
The virtue of BreakThrough is in this anonymity people may be embarrassed to publicly acknowledge their potential mental illnesses to the public and the site gives people a way to do this in the comfort of their own home.
My point is that we should acknowledge their potential contributions, not ignore them.
The Afghans need to acknowledge their potential and draw upon their past experiences to create a forward-thinking perspective where hardships do not control the opportunity for growth.
A case can probably also be made that health services that recognize and cultivate person-al capabilities will treat people with the kind of compassion that acknowledges their potential to suffer in characteristically human ways including emotionally and psychologically via threats to their self and identity (Cassell 2004).
The scenario-based task results of the study described in this article showed that providing (easy accessible) information on (for example) optimal dosage or drug-drug interactions, does —in itself— not trigger the nurse to be more proactive in signalling problems in these areas, even though the nurses did acknowledge their signalling potential.
These two dialogues have largely operated in parallel, but it's time we integrate them and acknowledge their mutually reinforcing potential for delivering better care.
Rockin' Roll will acknowledge their value and leadership potential by asking seniors to participate in organizing the adult and teenage bowling leagues.
A group of proteins termed fatty acid- and retinol-binding (FAR) proteins, secreted by all trophic groups of nematodes, have long been acknowledged for their potential function in host immunomodulation [ 17- 23].
While ideal circumstances for data combination have been the mainstay of pooled individual participant data analysis, the benefits of 'less than ideal' circumstances are increasingly acknowledged for their potential to increase the number of studies included in an analysis [ 20].
