Information about all members of the guideline development group was documented in the initial phase of the Disease Prevention Guidelines process and one member was excluded from the process based on the possibility of editorial dependence.
Your editorial acknowledges these possibilities but hangs its hat on the premise that any climate change proposal is good for the cause.
She further contends that the editorial "underplays the possibility that experimental interventions can make people worse off" and "neglects the population-level concern that, even if the interventions don't make individuals worse off, they may be ineffective and we would end up misallocating scarce resources".
It's a pretty serious oversight when Apple has indicated such an interest in HTML5 and standards-based apps, but it's also worth considering that it has a large interest in making such apps available via the App Store, where they have editorial control and revenue possibilities.
An editorial held out the possibility of "a cure of a terrible killer in the not too distant future".
ESI declined to comment on Abuljadayel's role at NCB Capital and Lebedev said he was not concerned about the possibility of editorial interference.
I was happy that "Turning to Renewal" (editorial, May 31) mentioned the possibility of memorializing the footprints of the two World Trade Center towers.
In your editorial about the post-Arafat possibilities for the Israelis and the Palestinians, you place much of the onus for progress on Israel, urging the Israelis to take action "to empower moderate" Palestinian leaders, "something that Israel refused to give Yasir Arafat".
Halston comes again at a very interesting time in American fashion, perhaps a watershed moment, between the old ways of doing business through brick-and-mortar stores and editorial coverage, and the new possibilities through digital technology and direct access to consumers.
Sen. Orrin G. Hatch (R-Utah), a member of the Judiciary Committee, reiterated this notion, saying that perhaps the accuser was "mixed up". And on Tuesday, the Wall Street Journal's editorial board also floated the possibility of mistaken identity.
