If Hitler's radicalization occurred as rapidly as this and not all historians agree that it did the progression bears an unsettling resemblance to stories that we now read routinely in the news, of harmless-seeming, cat-loving suburbanites who watch white-nationalist videos on YouTube and then join a neo-Nazi group on Facebook.
Among radiologists who read routinely, volume is not associated with better performance when interpreting screening mammograms, although specificity decreased in radiologists not routinely reading mammograms.
Annotations used as the gold standard were provided by expert radiologists who read mammograms routinely.
"They don't routinely read those trades," she said.
I still routinely read the obits, but no longer expect to find familiar names.
-- Anonymous, New York While it is indeed legal, I agree with you: your supervisor should not routinely read employee e-mail.
(That's now conventional wisdom, as when political pundits routinely read motion pictures as big social metaphors).
We routinely read, for instance, that climate scientists are predicting imminent catastrophe, the deaths of millions, mass starvation, galloping sea-level rise and so on.
In Uganda, before I made my way over the border into Congo, I read this, buried routinely amid the pages of Uganda's most respected newspaper: "The police in Iganga are holding three traditional healers for allegedly stealing a human skull from a grave".
They predict that Britain's rulers may seize the chance to impose political controls on the press, aping neighbouring countries in which government leaders can sack television news anchors with a phone call, and ministers routinely "read over" (ie, censor) interviews after they have been conducted.The British want this fixedBagehot is more optimistic.
To perform such a large number of simulation runs, a computer code was utilised to routinely read input data, implement the simulation runs and produce output data.
