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26 This high proportion of papers linked to UK-based authors echoes the finding of previous studies.

In doing so, the compendium authors echoed the concerns of many North American practitioners who fear that widespread use of antibiotics for digestive decontamination will ultimately increase antibiotic resistance and Clostridium difficile infections, particularly in North American hospitals where drug resistance is more prevalent than in Northern Europe.

33 The 2012 Cochrane review update authors echoed the 2006 review 11 in recommending that more high-quality trials were needed, with such trials ideally having baseline measurement, clearly defined primary outcomes and being large enough to reliably detect the small-to-moderate effect sizes that are likely.

And in an interview with the literary monthly Lire, the author echoed Michel's view of sex tourism, saying that prostitution in Thailand was "an honorable profession".

Deng Yuwen, an editor with an influential Communist Party journal, published "The Ten Grave Problems Facing China": Although the author echoes the formal party line and extols the peerless achievements of the Hu-Wen decade, Deng goes on to deliver an accusatory accounting of China's underlying social, economic, regional, political and ideological problems.

On the other hand the attribution of explicit but also broad criteria (1: author supporting or acknowledging the discussed hypotheses, 2: author refuting the presented hypothesis) might have led to an overestimation of consistency because of a tendency of authors to echo pre-existing hypotheses".

This action, called the Dickey-Wicker amendment (named after its Gingrich-era Republican authors, Jay Dickey and Roger Wicker), echoed the tactics of pro-life forces in the abortion wars.

The complaints were not made public, standard practice in such cases, but the specifics the authors described echoed those heard elsewhere — claims that colleges are not tough enough on sexual harassment and sexual assault, suppress the reporting of cases and treat victims callously.

Authors Nick Montfort and Ian Bogost echoed similar comments about Pac-Man and E.T.s combined effect on the company's reputation and the industry's reaction.

"Findings highlight the need for tailored interventions to increase condom use in casual relationships, where perceived risk is already high, and in primary relationships, where motivations for condom use may be low," the authors wrote, echoing sentiments by Yael "Dr. V" Varnado, whose year-long "Live Right At Night" initiative aims to do just that.

Among the method described by the author, echo-optimization method (either done manually or automatically) shows much more promising outcomes as compared with other methods.