Readers should regard critical judgments critically.
Hamilton aside, the current health of Broadway musicals relies heavily on stage adaptations of blockbuster movies, something regarded critically by both men.
His career, meanwhile, benefited from his role as a jaunty Sam Weller in The Pickwick Papers (1952), which, although regarded critically as inferior to the earlier Great Expectations and Oliver Twist, was still a commercial hit.
All in all it can be said that deleting the metacognitive scales must be regarded critically.
Phenomenology cultivates a shift in seeing so that the world is no longer taken for granted, as it is in the natural worldview, but is regarded critically.
For Interviewee 1, the institutionalised role of ethics for policy making on science and technology should be regarded critically: " for policy makers [expert ethics advice] is a way to implement policy.
Evoked potentials have already been extensively studied when seeking to determine a prognosis following coma from various origins [18, 19, 26, 40 44]; however, little is known regarding critically ill patients receiving deep sedation, which may be required in severe critically ill patients who are at high risk of developing acute brain dysfunction.
Whether the CHE research ranking can provide a solid basis for a performance analysis of BuSs is confirmed by some authors (Tavenas 2004; Usher and Savino 2006; Marginson and van der Wende 2007; Stolz et al. 2010) but also regarded critically by others (e.g. Ursprung 2003; Ahn et al. 2007; Frey 2007; Clermont and Dirksen 2016).
However, qualitative indicators need to be regarded critically and, therefore the data should not be over-interpreted, as described in numerous previous articles [38], [39], [40].
The spectra, however, have to be regarded critically.
Such effects deserve study, especially regarding critically ill patients.
