It will make some readers mindful of Chinese consumption of dog meat.
Some readers, mindful of the faulty intelligence and reporting about Saddam Hussein's weapons program, are watching the Iran nuclear coverage very closely.
Jill Abramson, executive editor of The Times, told me the paper is "certainly mindful that some readers may see an echo of the paper's flawed coverage of Iraq," but she also noted distinct differences.
But whatever his private preoccupations, Faulks is always mindful of the reader.
The deputy managing editor, John Montorio, asked, "What do you mean by 'tweaked'?" Smith assured him that Chicago would never dictate content to one of its papers, but he added that Los Angeles was a vast, complex market, and he wanted the newsroom to be always mindful of who its readers were and what they expected from a newspaper.
We have to be mindful and respectful of our readers' attention.
The scaffold alone shows promising results, but readers must be mindful of risk of bias in the literature.
Additionally, readers should be mindful that cases that are identified and investigated may differ from those that are not.
We present percentages to aid interpretation and facilitate comparison with other work, but readers should be mindful of our sample size when considering whether observed differences are likely to be meaningful.
Although readers should be mindful of the above limitations, our study has several important potential implications.
