There were many comments made by participants in the ALSWH from all age cohorts regarding perceptions of benefits and preference for CAM over conventional prescription medicines (although these were not examined in detail in this study), and some women questioned why access to these medicines was not subsidised by taxpayers.
Included in it are many comments from our original post, including this hilarious one.
Even though the participants in this study generally complied with medical practices in Canada, there were many comments regarding an inconsistency between these practices and their own customs and perceptions.
Not only are many comment threads phenomenal reads in themselves – try this one on opening up academic writing, with responses from scientists, journal editors, and more – they can also provoke and become material for news stories, features and explainers.
There have been many interesting comments – I am late in commenting as I wanted first to read the discussion points.
There have been many critical comments about referees in recent weeks, but is it time to congratulate Nigel Owens on his outstanding contribution to the South Africa v All Blacks game last Saturday?
I am including the four reviews at the end of this letter, as there are many specific comments in them that will not be repeated in the summary here.
There were many positive comments in the ERG reports regarding the quality and reporting of the MS. However, for the purpose of this analysis, it is the main shortcomings and/or inconsistencies that are presented.
There were almost twice as many comments in the positive aspects (total: n = 72) as the negative aspects (total: n = 40), where there were equal number in both groups for the positive aspects (HP: n = 36, LP: n = 36); and more comments from the LP group for the negative aspects (n = 22) than for those from the HP group (n = 18).
With so many TV shows and movies showing the intelligence services using miraculous technology – "Enhance!" – juggling satellites like a clown on a tricycle, and monitoring anything, anywhere at will, it's not surprising that so many comments in the wake of the Guardian's reporting over the weekend were along the lines of, "So?
