Her movies have been in danger of becoming gritless oysters of non-satire, lenient insider studies, offering celluloid hugs to the cossetted comfortable.
Peter Bradshaw of the Guardian writes that Sophia Coppola's movies "have been in danger of becoming gritless oysters of non-satire, lenient insider studies, offering celluloid hugs to the cossetted comfortable.
Reviewers of research are more lenient when evaluating studies on important topics [Wilson, T. D., Depaulo, B. M., Mook, D. G., & Klaaren, K. J. (1993). Scientists' evaluations of research: the biasing effects of the importance of the topic. Psychological Science, 4 5), 323 325].
Conversely, we might have predicted that we would observe lower remission rates in the current meta-analysis as it included a number of studies with more lenient exclusion criteria than typically used in psychiatric clinical trials.
Inspired by the discussion amongst clinical researchers concerning practical implications of this legislation, medical ethical review boards have developed more lenient approaches to these kind of studies [ 45, 46].
Two studies reported peer assessors as being more lenient markers than academic assessors [ 25, 32], while one study found academic assessors to be more lenient markers that peers [ 27].
The available data from the recent Rate Control Efficacy in Permanent Atrial Fibrillation: a Comparison between Lenient vs. Strict Rate Control (RACE) II study, however, do not support this.
In the current study, outliers were included but lenient cut-offs were employed allowing some amount of false positives in the gene lists, which were then analyzed using EASE to identify functionally correlated genes.
The more lenient post hoc analysis added only 1 case to study 1 and 6 cases to study 2 and was therefore not further taken into consideration.
Judges and magistrates are institutionally racist, consistently handing down more lenient sentences to white criminals, an official Government study has revealed.
