Further, in calling into question the obligation to communicate individual research results to research participants we are not advocating a return to a more paternalistic era when experts withheld vital information.
In one way, it seems counterintuitive that the United States is considering reprocessing now, when the number of reactors has been growing slowly, compared with the Carter era, when experts expected hundreds of reactors to be built.
Their jaded voices echo many traditionalist climbers who experienced Everest in an era when only a handful of experts made it up the peak.
In an era when most N.H.L. teams are composed of specialists — scorers, bodyguards, defensive experts — Ovie does everything.
The changes are meant to make them easier to understand — a critical step in an era when more than one-third of adults are obese, public health experts say.
"He was a leading expert on the Chinese economy in an era when information and statistics about the country were extremely scarce.
In an era when 40 to 50 percent of all American marriages end in divorce, some marriage experts are asking whether arranged marriages produce better relationships in the long run than do typical American marriages, in which people find each other on their own and romance is the foundation.
Those restrictions originated in an era when federal officials were more concerned about national security issues related to foreign investment, experts say.
In an era when misinformation is rampant and the political challenges seem more in need of expert explanation than ever, an end to America's free press would be... dark.
And in an era when companies increasingly use subcontractors and temp agencies to free themselves of employment decisions and headaches, experts said the ruling could force the companies to be more accountable.
Yet its problems also highlight the risks in an era when many big law firms have jettisoned traditional notions of partnership in favor of a star system, legal experts say.
