(The Chili Peppers, of course, being longstanding experts on what's reasonable).
In both countries, the providers of the palliative care training and support are longstanding local experts.
The new randomized study, published on Thursday in The New England Journal of Medicine, should end the longstanding debate, several experts said, and may spur the task force to reconsider its position.
This Editorial furthermore introduces a series of papers on 'Progress in sediment research and decision making' which is dedicated to Wolfgang Ahlf, one of the longstanding and leading experts in the field of sediment research.
Purposeful selection based on the experts' longstanding involvement in different assessment organisations ensured heterogeneity of the focus groups.
But new disclosure records filed with the F.E.C. show that the committee is $2.4 million in debt to direct-mail companies and consultants, including Richard A. Viguerie, the well-known conservative direct-mail expert with longstanding relationships to the committee's leaders.
The tweet about papers from Alan Turing - the maths genius who was key to much of the wartime codebreaking work - came from Sue Black, a London-based computing expert and longstanding campaigner for Bletchley Park.
The decision did not change a longstanding precedent, he said, that expert witnesses should be allowed only when the subject matter is beyond the knowledge of most jurors.
"The pension crisis is the biggest single test of Greece's willingness to tackle longstanding reform," said Kevin Featherstone, an expert on the Greek political economy at the London School of Economics.
The letter points to a "dearth" of underlying intelligence about Iraq after 1998 and says intelligence experts held to longstanding assessments about Iraq's capability.
