9), John Tierney rightfully decries the "cascade effect," the tendency of health experts (like most people) to echo the opinions of their peers, even if they aren't completely familiar with the literature in question.
Many of the most salient examples in applied evolution involve trait loss, and we echo the opinions of others that such examples can make evolutionary biology interesting to those students who require relevance in order to listen or move beyond their intellectual comfort zone (Zeigler 2008).
They also, in some respects, echo the opinions of some members of the conservative community (Joe Scarborough and George Will among them) who have been critical of the deployment of U.S. forces in that country.
When I called Polat, he echoed the opinion of many of the critics.
"No," he says, echoing the opinion of almost all of An's former colleagues.
"The average person doesn't care until they get hacked," she says, echoing the opinion of several security experts.
"There's no need for them here," he says of the union, echoing the opinion of most of his fellow Canton workers.
"Horrifying," said Dr. Dana Edelson, chairwoman of the CPR committee at the University of Chicago department of medicine, echoing the opinion of many elder care experts.
In March, Community Board 8, which covers Jamaica Estates, voted 36 to 0 to reject the zoning plan, echoing the opinion of the Jamaica Estates Civic Association, a 700-member group.
Dempsey's tweet echoed the opinion of several other senior military officers who weighed in on social media or in interviews.
