The often diverging assessments of both groups could partially be explained by their literally different view on landscapes, on which their judgement is based.
Over and above diverging assessments of the empirical plausibility of such unbundling, some authors highlight the risks involved and contest its desirability.
The case vignettes with the least diverging assessments more often represented patients with cardiac enlargement and atrial fibrillation.
The ten case vignettes with the least diverging assessments more often had increased relative cardiac volume and atrial fibrillation.
Besides diverging beliefs about assessment, the lack of a clear standard for judging observed performance was considered problematic.
The joint clinical assessment report shall be accompanied by a summary report, which shall contain at least the clinical data compared, the end-points, the comparators, the methodology, the clinical evidence used, and conclusions as regards efficacy, safety, and relative efficacy, the limits of the assessment, diverging views, a summary of the consultations carried out, and the observations made.
PTSD prevalence rates in cardiac and cancer patients greatly vary probably due to diverging samples, designs and assessments.
That advice diverged from the assessment of EPA's policy staff, who wrote in a 2014 analysis that a standard within the 60 to 70 ppb range would improve on the current standard and "could reasonably be judged to provide an appropriate degree of public health protection, including for at-risk populations and lifestages".
Corporate leaders who would never tolerate a large gap between forecasted and actual revenues prefer to look the other way when company and customer assessments diverge.
Corporate leaders who would never tolerate a large gap between forecasted and actual revenues prefer to look the other way when company and customer assessments diverge, as they do in the Bain survey.
