(Upside PS3 for editorial effect).
"As in the past," added a St . Louis Post-Dispatcheditorial, "the predictable effects of this silly incident were excessive media attention, effusive Internet traffic, a smattering of protests and little of consequence whatsoever".
They comment (as does the editorial) that the effects of albumin remain unclear.
Earliest use I can find is the 1984 headline over a Times editorial, "The Bradley Effect in New Jersey".
FINALISTS -- Andrew H. Malcolm of The Los Angeles Times, for a broad range of work; Andrés Martinez of The New York Times, for editorials on the effects of America's agricultural trade policy around the world.
It is being criticised for appearing biased and lacking in editorial rigour, in effect becoming an extension of the Qatari government rather than an independent news organisation.
In view of recent critical care trials, it is disappointing that neither the review nor the editorial mentioned the effect of hyperglycaemia on gastric function.
The accompanying editorial highlighted the complex effects of AVP on cardiac function, which relate to both direct and indirect mechanisms [ 30].
This editorial comment discusses the effects of erythropoietin in preclinical models of septic shock, endotoxemia, hemorrhagic shock, spinal cord trauma and zymosan-induced multiple organ failure.
In a chilling tale of perverse consequences in Afghanistan, Fowles' 1989 editorial punctuated the potent effects that the mere presence of foreign medical teams might have politically [ 56].
If a "large, well-funded programme of research on the effects of editorial peer review" is ever launched [ 48] it would be useful for gatekeepers who wish to publish better-written, more persuasive and more easily understood research articles to seek input from the other two communities of experts in scientific, technical and medical communication. 1.
