Furthermore, the controversy surrounding the large-scale influenza A(H1N1 pdm09 vaccination campaign conducted during 2009 likely further contributed to the MOH's decision not to undertake any mass vaccination campaigns.
WikiLeaks has been a magnet for controversy since it began large-scale disclosures of American documents last year, and the new release stirred the same strong emotions.
Eventually, the funding and control of outreach programs in the United States such as homes for orphans, nursing homes, mission work, setting up new congregations, Bible colleges or seminaries, and large-scale radio and television programs became part of the controversy.
However, because of the likely controversy, we would advocate for a large-scale trial to establish the efficacy and safety of this strategy in settings where the prevalence of sexually transmitted infections is high.
38 In contrast, there was controversy over the treatment of cholesterol until the large-scale trials of statins reported in the mid-1990s, 39 which coincided with the emergence of ideas and methods using absolute CVD risk.
This year, however, the city has so far been spared any large-scale disaster, act of God, major mechanical breakdown, riveting murder case or police controversy.
Large-scale aquatic ecosystem restoration is increasing and is often controversial because of the economic costs involved, with the focus of the controversies gravitating to the modeling of fish responses.
Following Zane's death he produced some large-scale theatrical pieces that directly addressed themes of loss and life, provoking both acclaim and controversy.
This suggests that there are structural as well as cultural roots to the controversy, where the seeds of discontent are already present in attempts to curtail public involvement in large-scale projects in the national interest [54].
The controversy regarding the ideal timing of tracheotomy in trauma patients continues, however, because of the absence of large-scale, well-designed prospective randomized trials.
