Since 1993, Acta has been taking advantage of an experienced biostatistician (Jonas Ranstam; see also page x-y in this issue) to make sure that the conclusions presented in a manuscript are supported by the data, and that any weaknesses and limitations imposed by the study design, data collection, and statistical analysis are pointed out to the reader.
In all cases, it is helpful and wise that it is pointed out to the reader to refer to the Association's documents for further clarification of any procedure or rule.
However, we would pick up themes, which we would point out to the readers.
I point out to the readers of The Times and to the governor that if states with two-thirds of the U.S. population do not have mandatory seat-belt laws by Sept. 1, 1986, the passive restraints (which probably includes air bags) must be installed in all new cars by federal mandate.
As a reader pointed out to The Times this week, it is Dunfermline, Scotland, not Dumferline.
Test scores, GPA and length of extra-curriculars are points that easily stand out to the reader will help your application stay in the hands of the reader for a longer period of time.
Leaving aside the fact that this information was obvious within the first 30 seconds of the opening scene, I felt it necessary to point out to my disappointed reader that the programme had actually aired the night before my article appeared.
The authors make no effort to point this out to the reader.
In other words, after 25 more years of psychoanalytic experience, Freud feels the need to point out to his readers that a dream is not its content -- whether hidden or evident -- but a form of mental activity.
Dyson pointed out to me that readers can link to the original version via the public editor's post, and thus that "the very paper accused of destroying access to it also provided access to it".
Dyson pointed out to me that readers can link to the original version via the public editor's post, and thus that "the very paper accused of destroying access to it also provided access to it". That is true, but only because some attentive readers noticed the changes and complained, prompting Spayd's response.
