As Stanley ([2001]) argues, "The most important strength of meta-analysis is that it moves literature reviews away from casual judgments about "good" studies that deserve attention and "poor" studies that should be set aside, and instead provides a replicable statistical framework for summarizing and interpreting the full range of evidence".
"I'm troubled by the notion that now restaurant critics individually are expected to focus on a dining experience, but also simultaneously make casual character judgments before doling out reviews on a weekly basis," he wrote.
Then shall we, like the denizens of Elsinore, hear of unnatural acts, accidental judgments, casual political slaughters and purposes mistook, which fell on the inventors' heads.This, as some close to him note, was Mr Brown's chance to cast off the complexes accumulated during his long wait to become prime minister, and the ones added by humiliations since.
We shall hear, it seems safe to bet, of carnal, bloody and unnatural acts, of accidental judgments, casual slaughters, of deaths put on by cunning and forced cause, and in this upshot purposes mistook fall'n on the inventors' heads: the full Globe Theater agenda.
I want to comment on and get the audience thinking about the casual aesthetic choices and judgments we make, and I love the idea that people may choose what interview to watch on the app based solely on the appearance of a person's torso.
Ultimately, the issue with casual comes down to one's good judgment.
Because they do not have to concern themselves with the economic consequences, they can be very casual about adding a few zeroes to a judgment when the plaintiff tugs at their heartstrings.
These included lack of awareness of stigma and its consequences; fear of casual contact based on transmission myths; and moral judgment due to linking PLHA to "improper" behaviors.
