English translator David Mitchell dismisses this criticism by insisting the facilitator no longer touches Higashida, yet given the sheer paucity of peer-reviewed evidence for FC, this celebrated account remains deeply questionable despite its popularity.
There was a paucity of peer-reviewed studies obtained exploring rehabilitation HHR strategies, therefore the majority of strategies were selected from grey literature reports from international, national and provincial health organizations.
As stated by Walker (2006), although the aging process itself has been extensive researched, "there is a paucity of data and peer-reviewed papers on human responses to interventions in aging," much of which involves "replacement therapy".
14 However, there is a paucity of studies investigating how peer review actually works, including the quality of reviewer reports, and differences between peer review models and types of reviewers.
Third we did not add the economic or clinical cost of an actual TSAC into our model due to the paucity of such data in peer-reviewed literature.
As this malignancy is extremely rare and there is paucity of published data, all peer-reviewed case series and reviews and related case reports with adequate number of patients were included in the review.
I promoted Keith Kloor's post on the paucity of coverage of a new peer-reviewed study on the health benefits of nuclear power (compared to coal), co-authored by James Hansen, who retired yesterday after 46 years of planetary and climate science at NASA: Where's all the media coverage of a study that finds nuclear power has saved millions of lives?
Enable proxying of peer communications.
There is a paucity of evaluations of such investments in the peer-reviewed literature.
Because of the paucity of data from countries on the continent, peer-reviewed papers as well as unpublished country reports and communications were reviewed and analysed.
