As we had anticipated, comments from the subsequent 'sense-checking' exercise with family physicians mainly concerned perceived likelihoods of ceiling effects, difficulties in measurement or recommendations being outside the immediate control of the primary care team (Additional file 3).
We knew from previous studies of junior doctors that we might anticipate comments on quality of training, whether the doctors felt well prepared by their medical schools for starting medical work, on long hours and exhaustion [ 4- 7].
But he did anticipate the comments would continue to follow the 24-year-old.
"The fact that Mr Hartnett did not anticipate his comments being reported is in itself no justification for making them," Lord Toulson, the supreme court justice, said in his ruling.
Anticipating such comments, John Morris, the chief executive of Odyssey, said in a statement: "We have treated this site with kid gloves, and the archaeological work done by our team out there is unsurpassed.
And I'm going to make a disclaimer here, because I can just anticipate the comments: These tips do not apply if you live in Alaska or some other horrendously freezing area.
Those who have had a previous birth or an abortion may anticipate negative comments on their condition by health care providers [ 28].
I think students would be more realistic about when to start writing, about choosing the appropriate journal for the data in hand (not the dream journal), and how best to anticipate reviewers' comments and write a manuscript that forthrightly addresses legitimate issues, including recognizing that some data types are weaker than others.
In comments anticipated to be his final public intervention before leaving the Reserve Bank of Australia, Stevens said the bank concurred with updated forecasts produced by Treasury last week about the state of the nation's books but he said the official outlook amounted to everything is OK as long as nothing goes wrong.
After a meeting between Dr. Kapila and Eugene Dewey, the assistant secretary of state for population, refugees and migration, a Bush administration official said that Afghanistan's needs were greater than anticipated, but declined to comment on whether the United States would increase aid before the end of the year.
