According to terrorism experts, lower-level I.S.I. officials remain sympathetic to the Taliban, particularly in the predominantly Pashtun tribal regions where many of the Taliban and Al Qaeda fighters are thought to have fled.
Search and rescue experts lowered a camera into the damaged nave but found no signs of life.
In addition, it is well recognised that non-experts show lower diagnostic accuracy than experts [ 7].
But some experts say lower economic growth will drive down demand, and therefore prices.
In a draft report published in June 2009 the committee of independent experts said lower consumption of red and processed meat would probably reduce the risk of colorectal cancer.
OECD experts said lower corporation tax rates may indeed boost GDP but were also likely to heap pressure on other nations to follow suit and lower the rate of tax they levied on corporate profits.
Regarding "Experts Set Lower Low for Levels of Cholesterol" (front page, July 13), I would have liked to read what the side effects might be of the various drug therapies: higher dosages of statins, niacin or ezetimibe.
Experts blamed lower tax receipts, but the OBR said it expected stronger than expected growth to play a part in meeting its more optimistic targets for this year and next.
"Experts Set Lower Low for Levels of Cholesterol" (front page, July 13) reported an important refinement of the 2001 guidelines that makes explicit the need for aggressive cholesterol control in reducing the risk for coronary disease.
Also, the conclusions that result from the traditional analysis sound like, e.g. experts show lower preferences than nonexperts, which is rather deterministic and leaves no room for fuzziness.
These population-based surveys also revealed that urban prenatal clinics, which have served as a major source of countrywide estimates, generally inflate actual infection rates by about 20%, prompting experts to lower the latest estimates.
