Although conservation scientists and managers consider translocation a primary tool for management, controversy remains over how the goals for translocations should be prioritized and measured, and how success can best be achieved.
In spite of the proliferation of the highest level of evidence available to guide patient management, controversy still exists as to what constitutes appropriate use of the procedure, especially in those with asymptomatic disease [ 11, 12].
The purpose of this study is to review the diagnosis, management, and controversies of many of the most common benign lesions of the nasal cavity encountered by the primary care physician or otolaryngologist.
Cochrane reviews have separately studied non-operative and operative treatment methods but not compared the two; therefore, given the fracture's common incidence and management choice controversy, this review is fully justified [15, 21].
Considerable international variation in management and controversy about non-treatment indicate the need for high quality randomised controlled trials (RCT).
The authors have succeeded in achieving an eye-catching volume that makes it easy to identify important facts and issues, and to appreciate the pitfalls of management and the controversies sounding each area.
Year 2009 was a bad one for the sport, with the hugely publicized fall-out between the team owners and the F1 management, the Renault controversy following the Piquet crash and the withdrawal of Japanese giant Toyota.
The discussion of their management occasionally abuts onto controversies about euthanasia and the "right to die".
The Finance Ministry said in a statement from Athens that Eurostat's revision "is a major step to restore transparency in fiscal management and to eliminate controversies over the quality and the accuracy of Greek fiscal statistics".
The evolving ideas regarding price modelling, risk management, accounting, and the controversies of valuation adjustments have generated a rich stream of research in which the last word has yet to be said: Fig. 5 tells the story eloquently.
