Identifying when population structure represents divergent adaptation is much more difficult, and may often reflect assumption rather than evidence.
"It threatens to intrude on collegiality, empower some with sharp elbows to sue their way into faculty jobs, invite judges into making subjective calls of their own which may reflect their assumptions and biases, all while costing a lot of money and grief".
Some of these discrepancies may reflect mistaken assumptions, for example if a patient was believed to have transferred his/her care to a different clinic but had not in fact attended there.
That may reflect an assumption that its euro-zone partners will save Greece should it run into trouble.
An age-sensitive decision on locking plate osteosynthesis may reflect an assumption on an upper age limit for this treatment.
This may reflect an assumption that qualitative presentations are easier to understand, or that information providers do not wish to express more than they know [ 21].
An intervention as simple as a health information leaflet, for example, may reflect an assumption that increased knowledge of health consequences will trigger behavioural change.
Lack of demand for quality newborn inpatient care may reflect the fatalistic assumption that all small and sick babies will die [ 27].
This assumption may reflect a 'normalising discourse'[ 68] - an increasing prevalence of assumptions around such protection.
The snag is that both assumptions may reflect exaggerated confidence in the skill of central bankers and bond investors.The view from the red planetSuppose a Martian returned to Earth today, a quarter century after his last visit.
