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But the lessons from the Haitian earthquake – about the need for co-ordination between agencies, about the dangers of sexual violence, about ensuring aid is appropriate rather than simply plentiful – must be put into practice.

Environmentalists typically use the same sources, but, as Mr Lomborg lays bare, are much less scrupulous about setting short runs of data in their long-term context, for instance, or about quoting ranges of data, where that is appropriate, rather than whatever extreme of any given range best suits their case.

"I think if clubs at our level are developing players, the big clubs with the big money should respect that and just go about it in a manner that is appropriate, rather than tickling it with offers that are nowhere near to almost get a reaction from us as a club".

It is important to recognize this possibility and further characterize these lesions, as short-interval follow-up is appropriate, rather than percutaneous biopsy.

Yield of malignancy for small (<20 mm) RS with no atypia is low, therefore management with second-line VAB is appropriate rather than surgical diagnostic biopsy, providing there is radiological and pathological correlation with representative sampling.

Challenge and review by peers is essential for a robust approach to ensuring management measures are appropriate, rather than relying on the knowledge and experience of a single individual or team.

At the time the interview was published, activists and commentators were hotly debating whether casting Leto as a transgender woman, Rayon, in Dallas Buyers Club, was appropriate, rather than hiring a trans performer.

There is evidence that a measure containing a single, global question is likely to be appropriate, rather than a multi-item measurement scale.

Simple statistical tests are appropriate rather than more complex analyses because the matching controls for differences in the same way as a regression model.

Based on changes in Eigenvalues and the interpretability of factors, it appeared that a 6-factor structure was appropriate rather than the 7-factor structure of the original version.

He believes the tendency to not engage with new technologies is a conscious decision "made by highly experienced practitioners with an intuitive feel for what is developmentally appropriate, rather than being the fear-driven, reactionary viewpoint that the researchers seem to be assuming".