Another potential flaw with our study was the fact that different surgeons may have differing opinions as to the surgical experience required by a trainee in order to perform a case safely.
For instance, we may have differing opinions on gun policies, but we all care about preventing suicide.
Background: Medical students and Emergency medicine (EM) faculty may have differing opinions on the ideal curriculum during the preclinical years.
We may have differing opinions on what PaaS means, but that topic deserves its own email".
We found that 72% of award-winning outcomes happen when people reach out and discuss their decisions with others who may have differing opinions people outside their inner circle of associates.
While psychotic and bipolar disorders may have differing neuropathological origins, it is the shared regions of cortical thinning that underpin those observed neurocognitive deficits that impact on the lives of young people with psychosis or bipolar disorder.
The two of you may have differing opinions about borrowing money, buying things on time, using credit and debit cards, and saving for retirement.
ELISA and ELISPOT-based assays may have differing reproducibility characteristics.
For example there is evidence that teenagers in western societies displace sleep with increased sedentary activities, such as computer use [35], whereas children in a developing country such as Brazil may have differing patterns of time use.
Evidence suggests these phylogroups may have differing pathogenicity traits and may be associated with various clinical disease states [ 20– 20].
In contrast, semantic links between superordinate categories and members may have differing associative strengths (Rosch & Mervis, 1975).
