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So far, however, the mistakes made before the Seattle fiasco in 1999 have been avoided.Thus, instead of bickering, the world's trading titans, America and the European Union, have been working closely together to minimise differences and bring others on board.
22 The review also recommended that trials should be framed and organised in ways that minimise differences between research and clinical practice, using simple and clear entry criteria, and address questions of clear relevance to clinical practice.
Facing budgetary constraints and unable to devalue their currencies, such countries can use co-ordinated national-level wage bargaining to keep claims in a narrow band and minimise differences between the public and private sectors.Global brothersMr Monks says that there are plenty of other opportunities for organised labour to exploit.
This conformist transmission would minimise differences within groups and stabilise intergroup variation.
Trees with a minimum DBH of 20 cm were used for the classification to minimise differences in sampling intensities and to avoid the inclusion of early succession tree communities.
Optimisation of moment constrains to minimise differences between study data and survival curves predicted by the model.
New trial designs that ensure participants' experiences are similar to usual practice should minimise differences in psychosocial context and help attenuate these potentially confounding effects.
New trial designs that make trial participants' experiences more similar to usual practice should minimise differences in psychosocial context and help attenuate these effects.
The same schools were approached pre-and post-legislation to minimise differences in the sample between survey years.
Selection of the three wards within each host directorate will be done to minimise differences in terms of the type and demographics of the patients treated, to reduce threats to internal validity.
Primary data for nurse staffing allowed us to minimise differences in administrative reporting methods across countries and restrict staffing measures to nurses providing direct inpatient care.
