This is perceived as a superior approach to the selection of strictly conflict-free expert panelists and reviewers, who may lack current clinical context and/or awareness of patient-centered issues or trial design challenges.
The general rule is to avoid strictly any conflict of interest or even the appearance of a conflict of interest in Government-contractor relationships".
It was a strictly internecine conflict, a three-way tussle between the players, their union, and the board.
Several studies have underscored the value of examining violence in a systemic perspective rather than as a strictly interpersonal conflict problem [ 28- 30].
Nevertheless, the MNLA remains the sole movement in the Malian conflict strictly defending Tuaregs.
Though accounts of this sort are naturally classified as versions of the correspondence theory, it should be noted that they are strictly speaking in conflict with the basic forms presented in Section 3.
These wars are creating a new kind of threat to Israel, for they add to the conflicts' strictly military dimension the domains of diplomacy, regional politics, legitimacy, and international law, in which Israel does not have the upper hand.
Given the often poor response in migrant groups and the risk that the role of CHWs in recruiting participants in a strictly randomised design conflicts with their role as community health advocates [ 26], we believed that random sampling was not appropriate for our study.
In addition, IARC strictly requires that any conflict of interests be divulged, and does not allow those with conflicts of interest to serve on Working Groups, although nonvoting observers who may have conflicts of interest are able to attend the Working Group meetings.
Critics highlight that a strictly biocentric ethics will conflict with a more ecologically influenced environmentalism.
Here the conflict seems strictly for show; though Vianne and Anouk suffer a bit for being different, they can't lose.
