And even between physicians of the same discipline, opinions on what instability means, differ exemplified by a further definition from radiology reported by White and Panjabi [ 19].
The Liberal Democrats are holding their annual conference in Brighton, with the leadership keen to promote a sense of discipline amid poor opinion poll ratings.
I think of it as reporters, as an occupational discipline, suspending their opinions and letting the evidence speak for itself.
Keller argues that journalism must, "as an occupational discipline, suspending their opinions and letting the evidence speak for itself".
Moving chronologically from World War I to the Iraq War, subject draws on materials across the disciplines, including political documents, opinion polls, legal decisions, and products of American popular culture.
But for most researchers with a background in empirical disciplines, conclusions reported in opinion pages do not carry the same weight as conclusions reported in research papers.
In summary, we have reviewed the recent literature on the use of GIS in exposure assessment for environmental epidemiology and described principles and applications of three core scientific disciplines needed, in our opinion, to successfully implement such studies: geospatial science, environmental science, and epidemiology.
The guideline's broadest value comes from serving as a formal reminder for Times journalists of their need to be disciplined about personal opinions.
These traits will foster a humanistic culture in critical care where several disciplines with differing opinions and agendas may be involved in caring for a critically ill child.
Purpose/Objective: Methodology: The sample for the present study included 21 highly respected opinion leaders representing various disciplines, namely mass media, medicine, religion, politics, social and behavioral sciences.
