Sentence examples for commentary dr from inspiring English sources

Commenting on the Nature commentary, Dr Peter Scarborough of the British Heart Foundation Health Promotion Research Group at the University of Oxford, said taxing certain food products was something policymakers should consider.

In their commentary Dr Paize and Dr Playfor stated that the reasons for a marked reduction in the mortality of children with meningococcal disease in the paediatric intensive care unit are multifactorial: increased centralization of the paediatric intensive care unit, improvement in awareness, clinical guidelines for children with sepsis, and incorporation of meningococcal serogroup C vaccine.

In a recent commentary Dr Qian Yang and coworkers discuss the advantages of Lactobacilli for delivering immunogens to the intestinal mucosa, such as their ability to survive in the digestive tract, their close association with the intestinal epithelium, their immunomodulatory properties and their safety even when consumed in large amounts.

As a continuation of this previous series, the current issue presents a commentary by Dr Alex Kudrin, Consultant in Pharmaceutical Medicine (London, UK), on the very interesting topic of "Business models and opportunities for cancer vaccine developers".

In addition, our NPP section features opinion pieces on timely, interesting or controversial topics in the field of vaccines and immunotherapy, like the commentary by Dr Anne De Groot entitled: "Of [Hamsters] and Men: A New Perspective on Host Cell Proteins" in the current issue.

The commentary by Drs. Francis and Cole discusses the review by Drs. Rosen and Myerburg and details how trial outcomes can be affected by noise, poor trial design (particularly the absence of blinding), and normal human tendencies toward optimism and denial.

We appreciate the thorough commentary by Drs. Franks and Nettleton (1).

A commentary, from researchers Dr Andrew Pruszynski and Dr Jorn Diedrichsen, argued: "The results represent one more step toward making brain control of a robotic limb or computing device a reality.

In an accompanying commentary in Nature, Dr Daniel Kennedy and Prof Ralph Adolphs, both at the California Institute of Technology, said that there are wide variations in a people's preferences for, and ability to cope with, city life.

Sir, Thank you for giving us the opportunity to respond to the commentary letter by Dr Kovacs.

In a linked commentary in the journal, Dr Peter Campbell from the American Cancer Society said the case for action is already clear and that braver political leadership is needed.