There is often a conspiracy of silence, with art schools not emphasizing the academic courses required of students and many incoming students not asking about the nonstudio classes they will have to take.
These (and many other sources of evidence not emphasized by Messick) may be required depending on the purpose of the assessment tool.
A majority of respondents did not emphasize the importance of adopting healthy lifestyles before they were diagnosed with CVD.
Third, surprisingly, medical knowledge was not identified as a theme by Japanese residents with a range of experience of residency programs and rotations, and clinical competence of teachers was not emphasized, even though these were the most commonly identified themes in Western countries.
"Medical knowledge" of teachers was not identified as a concern of residents, and "clinical competence of teachers" was not emphasized, whereas these were the two most commonly recorded themes in Sutkin's study.
"The consumers are far ahead of the contractors," said Dan Taddei, director of education for the National Association of the Remodeling Industry, which represents 5,000 remodeling companies, most of which do not emphasize green building.
Future studies, already underway, may focus on further comparisons of the Medalist cohort as a whole to pre-established groups of shorter-lived patients with diabetes in order to establish factors allowing survival of this group over a time period in which systemic control of diabetes was not emphasized as heavily as it is in the post-DCCT era.
Although the WHO guideline for the management of dengue fever considers the presence of ascites or pleural effusions in the diagnosis of DSS, it does not emphasize the importance of their presence when selecting fluids for resuscitation.
Meanwhile, the next steps to solve the problems such as identifying resources, making intervention plan, and supervising the implementation of intervention are not emphasized.
The Greek Fathers of the church did not emphasize the teaching of justification, but it became an important theological concept in the thought of Augustine during his controversy with the Pelagians, a heretical group who were teaching an ethical self-sanctification by works.
