We suggest that, both given and despite the practical difficulties of deliberative democracy, use of participative opinion surveying to better understand social groups with needs and interests that differ from national averages, may help to enhance policy legitimacy and hence the success of transition management.
Harry thought starting a fortnightly newspaper covering Liverpool's rock 'n' roll music scene would be more successful, and would differ from national music newspapers such as the New Musical Express and the Melody Maker, which only wrote articles about current chart hits and artists.
The background information of our respondent - such as sex, years in practice, and practice settings - did not significantly differ from national data.
During 2003 2005, prevalence for the control houses did not differ from national prevalence (p = 0.221).
These results differ from national Malian data and peer-reviewed studies of bed net use.
However, previous research has demonstrated that for hip fracture, Manitoba incidence estimates do not differ from national estimates [ 43].
The occurrence of suicides by month in the NAO differed from national data, which showed a peak in May.
There is little reason to indicate that practice at our center would differ from national practice, especially upon reviewing the literature.
Furthermore, given evidence that awareness varies across various subgroups within the United States [ 16- 19], reliance on self-reported data to estimate prevalence in small areas where population characteristics differ from national characteristics may contribute to inaccuracies in prevalence estimates.
(Why does this result differ from what national polls seem to say?
Tertile 3, which had the highest baseline BW, and a sample distribution of exercisers to non-exercisers ratio that did not differ from the national average,21 had a significantly higher BF% change compared with tertile 1 (P<0.001).
