Some are from the top tier of reviewers from the New York Times and other big city newspapers; others are from magazines, entertainment trade papers, television "critics", assorted bloggers and movie critic sites where self-proclaimed "reviewers" abound, all with one thing in common: "opinions" hungry to see their critiques quoted and hopeful that their sites attract advertisers.
Patients lived in a "community" while in the hospital, in which common opinion (e.g., favorable attitudes toward the study) enhanced their willingness to participate in study activities.
In light of the common opinion among dermatologists and in the major textbooks in the field (27) that aluminium is a very uncommon allergen among unselected children, the rate of positive test results among the children retested here still is very high.
"This is a pretty common opinion in Russia".
The common opinion in Israel is that he will be more susceptible to American pressure and less able to impose his own will on his country.
It is a common opinion in this small south German town of 12,000, where his employees and residents saw Mr. Merckle as a decent, taciturn man who looked after his workers and his community, despite his wealth.
Finally, spectral selectivity of the absorber material can also help to further increase the absorber efficiency, in contrast to the common opinion that it is effective only at low temperatures.
As a conclusion, and in coincidence with the common opinion, it is still necessary to develop further investigation about thermal transfer processes in nanofluids considering some of the variables cited above.
On the one hand, the common opinion in the literature on Albo estimates that he was not an original philosopher at all, and that the body of his book merely summarizes the various approaches he knew from the works of the Jewish philosophers that preceded him.
