The EMA has not released a formal guidance document related to PROs; instead, it has issued a reflections paper that provides broad recommendations regarding HRQOL evaluation, a specific type of PRO in the context of clinical trials to support claims [[ 14]].
On the eve of every presidential election year since 1976, the nation's Roman Catholic bishops have issued a set of reflections on Catholics' political responsibilities.
https://t.co/VrxfDfSGQI pic.twitter.com/Tg96myLnx7 In response to the uproar, Bloomingdale's issued a prompt apology: "In reflection of recent feedback, the copy we used in our recent catalogue was inappropriate and in poor taste".
There also is great variation in the voices, content, and style that contribute to this special issue, a reflection of the varied nature of thinking about museums from descriptions of novel exhibition designs to pedagogical analyses on visitors' interpretations in the museum.
Isn't the improvisation on the LGBT rights issue a reflection of the improvisations of our overall Russia policy?
The public thirst for a debate on the issue was a reflection of its absence from official discussions during the Xi visit.
These issues are a reflection of Baltimore's housing market.
My question is this... Whilst reductionism has served our improvement in health outcomes as a society up until now, to what degree do you think it is becoming redundant in a world where our predominant health issues are a reflection of multiple causative factors, all acting at once, with various degrees of synergy?
"The reindeer stabling problem that Santa Claus is facing is not a seasonal issue but rather a reflection of a wider problem that Hong Kong must urgently address," CBRE's head of research for Hong Kong, Edward Farrelly, noted in the spoof announcement.
The issue may be a reflection of a popular uneasiness over waves of new arrivals from abroad, but the terms of the discussion are rarely about integration, or tolerance.
