In the era of patient-centered medicine and comparative effectiveness research, the answers cannot come exclusively from methods based on the language of populations, such as RCTs; they must also come from methods grounded in the language of individuals [ 46] and driven by hypothetic-deductive logic, the value of observation, and a focus on optimizing individual patient outcomes.
This view, however logical it may appear from a regulatory perspective concerned with "average patients" and with the language of populations, does not necessarily hold true in a patient-centered medicine (PCM) approach, which is based on the language of individuals.
Yet the promise both offered was wrapped up in the contradictory language of individual empowerment and so-called personalisation.
The two revolutions talked the language of individual freedom, but they perversely ended up creating greater centralization.
"The language of individual privacy rights," he continues, "directs our attention away from a more general skepticism of an unbridled police that ought to animate our interpretation of the Fourth Amendment".
Rather than analyze the language of individual works of literature, as the New Critics did, Frye stressed the larger or deeper imaginative patterns from which all literary works are constructed and the recurring importance of literature's underlying archetypes.
The insistence that we return to Blairism is depressing and a sign of denial about what Blairism was a response to: Thatcherism, with its core values about the supremacy of the market cloaked in the language of individual choice.
An oral poet and, as legend has it, blind, he neither read, said, nor recited fixed-language poems; instead, he improvised on his feet, using an age-old modus operandi still extant here and there in the world, a formulaic poetic language of individual words, verse parts, lines and stanzas that, in his case, fit neatly into the dactylic hexameters in which he composed.
The language of individual and community intentions that Sellars claims must be preserved in the Peircean scientific millenium is the language that enables us to make sense of rules.
This is why Sellars calls for a stereoscopic vision in which the descriptive resources of the sciences are united with the language of individual and community intentions and the dualism of the manifest and scientific images is transcended.
If the alienation and disaffection of California's urban ghettos produced the strident voice of leaders like Oakland Black Panthers founder Huey P. Newton, California suburbs would respond with Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan, who refined the art of racially coded appeals veiled in the language of individual rights, tax cuts and minimal government.
