The author studied the response letters from Americans to FDR's fireside chats.
In the next month's issue of Science, more than 100 biologists signed multiple response letters in defence of collecting.
In this case, the judge began by plainly stating his disagreement with the department's assertion that the certification response letters to borrowers were not definitive.
On another issue, Gottlieb said the agency is exploring whether there is a "subset" of information from its "complete response letters" to companies that can be publicly released.
Best of all, in a move towards increasing transparency, the peer reviews, our response letters and the handling editor's comments are all online alongside the paper.
The agency proposed the switch to complete response letters in July 2004 and is already using the format for medicines made through biotechnology.
This reading is important to our presentation because from the response letters we can see how effective and strong the impact of FDR's fireside chats to the public.
Also, from the randomly sampled 380 letters among the response letters of FDR's 29 chats, this reading argues that the people responded collectively rather than personally.
We read with interest Zoe Williams' article "Red-on-red-warfare won't stop austerity" (Red-on-red-warfare won't stop austerity, 29 January) and Cllr Jack Hopkins' subsequent response (Letters, 1 February).
I liked Philip Goff's response (Letters, 29 January), but now I wonder, why do academics interested in consciousness seemingly ignore David Bohm, of whom Einstein spoke as his intellectual successor?
The Ethicist's advice (July 17) to the interfaith couple who were not completely forthright in expressing an intention to create a Jewish home and the Reform rabbi's response (Letters, July 31) prompted me to write.
