It's a perfectly reasonable query to any layperson, but for the experts in attendance, it's a bit of an eye-roller.
As he lifted many and varied objects, mostly on uniquely designed weightlifting devices, experts in attendance ensured that each lift was indeed authentic.
In the past, Mastermind Talks centered around speakers on a main stage, but considering the large number of experts in attendance, Gaignard made the tactical switch to a "peer-to-peer" model, creating community, as he says, "drowning in information and starving for wisdom".
Experts in attendance included Nguyen Thanh Hoa, Viet Nam's Deputy Minister of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs; Jesper Mørch, UNICEF Representative in Viet Nam; and Diane Swales, UNICEF Regional Advisor on Child Protection.
Experts in attendance agreed that Bangladesh has made tremendous progress with regard to economic growth and human development, but child poverty and socio-economic disparities remain a grave concern.
To take a concrete example: We had identified nutrigenomics as a problem and its importance was ratified through a set of consultations with experts and attendance at the First International Nutrigenomics Meeting in Amsterdam in 2001.
The Siegrist et al. study was limited by the representativeness of both public and expert respondents with the public opinion undertaken via quota sampling and expert via attendance at a conference or working in a nano-laboratory.
The nurses also had practical skills based sessions, where they attempted to conduct the intervention with simulated patients with the Medical Education expert in attendance, who gave constructive feedback.
Edible gardens are the fastest-growing trend at botanical gardens, consistently increasing attendance, experts say, along with cooking classes.
That is why some attendance experts have begun encouraging school districts to get an early start on dealing with absenteeism: focusing on prevention efforts as early as preschool.
