My friend and colleague Charles Fried, whom you quote (Week in Review, Sept. 22), is too optimistic about the use of informers.
Dr. Harry A. Quigley, a professor of ophthalmology at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and director of glaucoma service at the Wilmer Institute in Baltimore, is optimistic about the use of the technology for glaucoma detection.
The politicians are perhaps too optimistic about the use of technology.
Both Farsalinos and Ackerman are optimistic that the use of flavorings with diacetyl has declined since the publication of the study, but they also agreed that there is no substitute for testing.
Both Farsalinos and Ackerman are optimistic that the use of flavourings with diacetyl has declined since the publication of the study, but they also agreed that there is no substitute for testing.
Other authors were very optimistic about the use of new technology for CME activities [ 35, 36].
There is good reason to be optimistic about the use of NGS in Alzheimer's disease and specifically ADNI, based on some early successes.
Examiners who trialled this photographic assessment method were found to be optimistic about the use of this method in dental epidemiology with improved utility [ 6].
The antiproliferative effect of nuclear maspin on breast cancer cell lines shows optimistic prospects for use of nuclear maspin as a potential genetic drug for breast cancer treatment.
In this regard, we can also be optimistic about successful use of PDA data collection within this population given that the majority of participants in this study rated the PDA device as very easy to use.
