In contrast with the second half of prior recommendation 2, which also dealt with follow-up and treatment adjustments that could be interpreted or used differently than intended, statement 3 of the updated recommendations is very specific and clarifies any potential incongruity.
One potential explanation for these apparent incongruities relates to the different cell lines used in these studies [ 23].
These incongruities raise three potential new issues for the proposed NDI-5: 1) Face and content validity as the NDI-5 retains 'concentration' and four 'Physical Function' items, with 'driving' modified in both language and score options.
Illustrating potential planning problems was the incongruity between the inability of most attendees to agree on the goal of planning and response measures while 75% of a subgroup stated that essential workers and physicians should be the first to receive vaccines and antiviral drugs.
Unfortunately, the policy incongruities only are likely to worsen.
Or is it just me who finds this seeming incongruity more than an interesting mental exercise and maybe a potential game changer?
While there can be no a priori objection to this, there is a sense of incongruity if the research participants who contributed time, samples, and exposed themselves to the potential risks of research involvement share neither financial nor health benefits.
In its letter, which was signed by all six members, the panel wrote that it was "troubled by incongruities, inconsistencies and conflicts, particularly concerning actions taken by you which were or could have been of potential benefit to Mr. Chang".
We compared semantic processing of texted and standard English sentences by recording event-related potentials in a classic semantic incongruity paradigm designed to elicit an N400 effect.
He delights in incongruities.
