Indeed, in an administration in which Mr. Cheney holds sway, distractions from the White House's carefully planned objectives -- be they people or issues -- will probably be weeded out.
It is important to note that incorporating testing or recall practice as a learning tool in a class should be done in conjunction with other evidence-based teaching practices, such as sharing learning objectives with students, carefully aligning learning objectives with assessments and learning activities, and offering opportunities to practice important skills.
But in Broad's view this could not be so: "If he carefully inspects the objective constituents of these perceptual situations he will certainly find that they seem to be of different shapes and sizes" (1925, p. 158).
Future studies need to carefully examine the objective measures of patient care variables (e.g., incidents of medication errors, opportunities for surveillance), patient outcomes (e.g., recovery rate, falls), and implications of room occupancy on operating costs.
When setting up an N-of-1 trial the investigator should carefully consider the objective of the trial.
In our opinion, it is important to carefully consider the objective of the trial, and, with that, the randomisation schedule and the type of analysis.
To prevent or anticipate difficulties in N-of-1 trials, we argue that that it is important to individualise the outcome measures, and to carefully consider the objective, type of randomisation and the analysis.
18 In a recent study in which sleep and weight were carefully monitored using objective assessments, we found that irregular and shorter sleep is a significant risk factor for the occurrence of weight problems in children, and that a nonlinear trend between sleep and weight was present.
As always, I had spent a long time carefully differentiating the objectives, activities and resources.
