Although vulnerable individuals like Markingson often participate in clinical trials, the authors of the review worried that Minnesota had not drawn lessons from that case.
But chemist John Moore of the University of Maryland, College Park, who's also been reviewed, worries that the sites could give students a one-sided view--not to mention cause "psychological harm" to professors.
One member of his review panel worries that the governor may have appointed too many conservative lawyers to it who are not especially worried about the Henoko project.
J Sainsbury is leading the FTSE 100 fallers as analysts express caution ahead of Wednesday's results and strategic review, with worries about the supermarket's dividend.
One of his first editors at Partisan Review, Dwight Macdonald, worried about what he called a "centerless facility".
But without continuous public environmental review, we worry that if the city wants to get that project built in time, they might make compromises," she said.
Silvers relished assigning literary biographies to Moore Olive Schreiner, Gertrude Stein, Eudora Welty, John Cheever, Edna St . Vincent Millay Donald Barthelme ("a bricoleur in cowboy boots")—and her reviews persistently worry the distinction between the human being and his or her work.
When you're losing sleep, reviewing and worrying about a problem, it usually means you're not forgiving yourself or accepting your situation.
The prospect of a review will concern those already worried about the channel's funding due to the BBC's need to cut £550m a year from its budget by 2020.
Pete Warden, an experienced data scientist and author for O'Reilly on all things data, writes: The wonderful thing about being a data scientist is that I get all of the credibility of genuine science, with none of the irritating peer review or reproducibility worries..
It is the uncertainty about the practical outcomes of such a change to the review process that worries faculty.
