Compared with many other consensus guidelines, the British guidelines are less dependent on expert opinion but include a diverse range of opinions, including nonspecialists, nonclinicians, and the pharmaceutical industry.
On the latter point, well, there's clearly a frustration in some quarters that – as the mainstream press withdraws from Edinburgh – acts are ever more dependent on the opinion of often inexperienced and unauthoritative reviewers.
"If praise is not handled properly," she has said, "it can become a negative force, a kind of drug that, rather than strengthening students, makes them passive and dependent on the opinion of others".
We have been careful to use the term change here as opposed to damage since damage is a relatively subjective description that is dependent on the opinion of the observer.
They're dependent on public opinion to a certain extent in terms of funding, so it's just as important for them to connect with and inspire the public.
The approach may be described as a modified, interactive, Delphi technique that is heavily dependent on expert opinion, and may or may not be reproducible.
MCDA is a well-established tool that can be used for evaluating and documenting the importance assigned to different factors in ranking risks (Lienert et al. 2011), albeit heavily dependent on expert opinion.
There is minimal data on how to manage anticoagulation in patients on RRT during the infusion DrotAA therapy and in clinical practice the choice of RRT modalities and anticoagulation is dependent on expert opinion, and the clinician's level of experience with both treatments.
They are highly dependent on the opinions of other people.
Don't be dependent on the opinions of others, some of whom will be only too happy to take over your life.
