This analysis supports the recommendations of WHO [15], [16], who argue for simplified data collection tools, a minimal common set of key indicators, reduced numbers of registers, and allocation of dedicated, trained personnel at the local level to maintain patient records and reports.
At least Myerson had the openness to argue for the national data, unlike Smith, who shulks around the issue without comprehending that the public simply don't trust politicians with their personal data.
The sum of the evidence to date suggests that Lytocaryum should be transferred to Syagrus, but the low bootstrap support for its exact position relative to Syagrus in our combined tree (Fig. 1) might argue for awaiting further data.
Thus, extrapolating from animal studies, an iEF of 3 should be applied for local sensory irritants without reliable human data, unless individual data argue for a substance-specific approach.
Legal and privacy experts are likely to support data minimization, while marketers will argue for keeping all the data they can collect.
Sulston now uses the fame and influence of his Nobel prize to travel the world arguing for the data from the human genome project to be made publicly available – an outcome that will do more to transform the prospects of the world's poor than any amount of aid.
By analogy with the use of the epidemiological data for infectious diseases to help design emergency health interventions, we argue for improved use of data on lethal violence in the design and implementation of peacekeeping, humanitarian and conflict resolution interventions.
These data argue for more targets in structural genomics initiatives and particularly for the selection of different domain architectures to gain better insights into protein functions.
Data argue for repeated cycles of microaspiration and removal of bacteria in the lower airways of the CF patients in early life with the throat being the source.
They then try to explain how observational data argue for or against the possession of one or more of these virtues.
