Maybe our collective inability to do research that affects practice on a broad scale explains some of the lack of enthusiasm our political leadership has for research.
That English victory provoked national celebrations, featuring an open-topped bus ride through Central London by worse-for-wear players heading for a reception at Number 10 Downing Street, whose scale and enthusiasm were worthy of the expulsion of a hated occupying power.
21 Three independent reviewers then scored the responses of hospital participants on a 1-10 scale for level of knowledge and level of enthusiasm.
But it's clear from the scale of the operation and the enthusiasm of all involved that this is a real... thing.
Given the pace and scale of technological change, and the enthusiasm for it, it's no wonder that, in Edison's age, the past, the present, and the future seemed to be linked together by an unending chain of machines.
The participants responded using a scale of 0 to 10, with 0 representing no enthusiasm and 10 representing maximum enthusiasm.
Like many in the craft-beer scene, they returned full of enthusiasm for the current generation of American brewers, champions of small-scale production and big, hoppy flavours.
Yet despite the scale of the task in front of them, enthusiasm – albeit tinged with nerves – is the order of the day.
Each year more is restored and reopened, and in any case, the scale of the place is impressive, and the enthusiasm of the guides infectious.
His judgment holds true today: the scale of the endeavour is remarkable and the enthusiasm of the population to elect their representatives is exemplary – particularly since the gains to the vast majority seem minimal.
