In over 2,000 news items between 30 March and 6 May, the main topics addressed by broadcasters were "horse-race" coverage – notably in how close a contest it was meant to be between Labour and Conservatives – a possible coalition government, the handling of the economy and levels of taxation.
While some discussion of the technical set-up is necessary as a background, the main topics addressed in this paper will be the structuring in phases of the course, the experiences we had with collective authorship, and the observations we made about the memes2 that developed and spread in the students' works.
The main topics addressed were knowledge about guidelines worldwide, application of the recommendations, extrapolation to whole rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patient population, and difficulties in implementing clinical guidelines in different countries.
Main topics addressed by the experts on the first draft were: inclusion of informal caregivers (family, partner) in case management, communication and role delineation between the case manager and other health care professionals and the necessity of tailoring care to individual needs and wishes.
The main topic is addressed from multiple perspectives ranging from pathogenesis (including developmental and maintaining factors) to treatment.
Three main topics were addressed: * Knowledge of the regime: Whether patients could describe their regime was routinely checked by some: "I want to know what they are really taking, because... so many times they are not taking what is [written] on the bottle" (SF7).
Four main topics have been addressed.
The main topics to be addressed with MEP-e are the (1) enhancement and decay of the electron ring current, which is the seed population for higher-energy electrons, (2) evolution of pitch-angle distributions during flux increase/decrease, and (3) energy transfer between electrons and electromagnetic waves via Landau/gyro-resonances.
The preceding discussion has discussed some of the main topics Nāgārjuna addresses in order to refute their existence by svabhāva: causation, change, the self, knowledge, language, and truth.
