A review of the use of the arts following stroke reported positive outcomes from case studies and called for well-conducted mixed methods research.
Feder, Nestler and Charney's report of 2009 called for an increased understanding of the psycho-biological factors which are involved in risk and resiliency for psychiatric disorders [ 63], and Duncan and Keller's review called for well-powered direct replications of cG×E findings [ 58].
We set out institutional and individual roadmaps for achieving this vision, calling for well-designed, properly resourced, longitudinal, international learning programs.
All these questions call for well-adapted infrastructures that can efficiently organize data, evaluate and optimize queries, and execute algorithms that require important computing and memory resources.
It calls for well-defined criteria to avoid confusion and ensure sound application of multicriteria approaches to decisionmaking [ 11, 73].
The research agenda calls for well-constructed evaluations of culturally appropriate combinations of technique, setting, frequency and media, developed for and tested among all levels of health workers in low- and middle-income countries.
As one interviewee suggested, " Good governance calls for well-trained, motivated food inspectors who make an effort to be constructive, cooperative, and helpful, rather than having an attitude of policing, only trying to find what's wrong".
It calls for well-designed intervention strategies that reduce ineffective and redundant interruptions by maintaining necessary, inevitable disruptions that contribute to patient safety and clinical collaboration [ 14, 25, 26].
If, however, there is anything to the idea of the plasticity of the brain, then other kinds of intensive rehabilitation might be called for as well.
It also called for more well-designed studies of marijuana in patients with serious medical conditions.
These people, though, understand a different kind of civil discourse than the simplified type being called for by well-meaning leaders, media personalities, and everyday Americans.
