The report has attracted criticism in peer reviews, and one such review, characterising the survey as inconclusive, counsels "... against using the detailed results and conclusions in the development of government policy".
Despite both reviews characterising "The Harrowing" as one of the weaker episodes of the series, it was called "very creepy" in the Liverpool Echo, and the closing scene was described as extremely scary in the Metro.
To date, no systematic review has characterised the influence of laws and legal frameworks prohibiting drug use on HIV prevention and treatment.
This kind of American review, which characterised Sam Fuller as a semi-fascist vulgarian - a yellow journalist translating himself into a purple film-maker - was once so prevalent that when the French started fashioning him into an auteur on the same level as Nicholas Ray, another of their saints, absurdity seemed to be being piled upon absurdity.
Far from presenting a clear map of health impacts, many of the impacts included in this review are characterised by uncertainty.
All reported NSIs were reviewed and characterised according to the occupation of the HCW incurring the injury (figure 2) and according to the circumstances regarding the injury.
Systematic reviews are characterised by their systematic and explicit approach to identifying, selecting and appraising relevant research, and to collecting and analysing data from included studies [ 3].
In summary, stakeholder network analysis consists of three stages: (i) describing the set of stakeholders in the network/system (using interviews with stakeholders and document review), (ii) characterising the relationships between stakeholders (interviews), and (iii) analysing the structure of the network/system (using software, see below) [ 38].
We developed a new classification system for the assessment of selective non-reporting of harm outcomes, and we demonstrate the application of this classification in two cohorts of systematic reviews to characterise the reasons for the non-reporting of harms data.
The genes and enzymes involved in carotenoid biosynthesis in plants have received much attention and the conserved pathway is relatively well characterised (reviewed in [ 3, 4]); similarly the genes and enzymes of the carotenoid metabolic pathway for V. vinifera have been described previously [ 5, 6].
