Redding's conclusion chapter considers the imperative for intellectualism during a time of both war and technology and, while it avoids prescriptive solutions, the issues raised in its conclusion warrant greater consideration of the implications of living in a time of technological, discursive, and capitalistic convergence.
In contrast, imaging contrast agents (used predominantly for diagnosis), which include metals such as iron, are likely to be more persistent in the body, requiring greater consideration of their impacts on inflammation as well as their long-term effects on patients.
The priority-setting criteria of NIH funding was questioned in the past and greater consideration of disease burden was recommended.
Choosing a slightly selfish offer induced greater activation in the mPFC than choosing a fair offer (mostly in the ACCg and partly in the ACCs), implying a greater consideration of the rewards for one self and the other (recipient) (e.g. refs 25, 38, 39, 54, 55).
The SOCRATES terrestrial carbon cycling model provides realistic estimates of changes in SOC storage in response to climate change over the next century, and confirms the need for greater consideration of soils in assessing the full impact of climate change and the development of quantifiable mitigation strategies.
Nevertheless, this study suggests that agri-environment schemes like Entry Level Stewardship would be improved by greater consideration of regionality in biodiversity responses and efficacy than is currently common in standard schemes.
This review discusses those determinants, presents a checklist for clinicians, and makes recommendations for greater consideration of external validity in the design and reporting of RCTs.
These included "contemporary hit radio" (CHR), which emphasized less talk, more focused music playlists, more valuable promotional giveaways, and greater consideration of listeners' lifestyles in advertising and feature presentations.
The contribution of sex and gender to influenza can only be determined by a greater consideration of these factors in clinical and epidemiological studies and increased research into the biological basis underlying these differences.
And yet, investment leaders are calling for greater consideration of options for future-proofing organizations.
