Although community residents are often regarded mostly as laypersons from a medical research perspective, they have substantial knowledge and wisdom relating to local or neighboring ecosystems, livelihoods and behavior, and they are the primary stakeholders in any research activity that happens in their locality.
At the same time that Clarke relinquished his selectorial powers, Darren Lehmann was appointed coach, a move that had substantial ramifications for the wisdom of Clarke's decision.
Finally, this Article concludes that contrary to the conventional wisdom, the substantial role of uncertainty in this model suggests that specific performance, and not compensation, ought to be the goal of the WTO's enforcement mechanism.
The acceptance of bizarre assertions that the president is a socialist, and perhaps not even a citizen, become accepted wisdom among substantial proportions of the population.
But if production delays worsen, customers may question the wisdom of making substantial reservation payments to Tesla.
Along with actors such as Catherine Keener (Capote) and Patricia Clarkson (Good Night, And Good Luck), she is defying conventional Hollywood wisdom by landing substantial parts and making them captivating, complex and sexy.
Challenging the prevailing wisdom, Straus provides substantial new evidence about local patterns of violence, using original research including the most comprehensive surveys yet undertaken among convicted perpetrators to assess competing theories about the causes and dynamics of the genocide.
The failure by courts to apply CIL as automatically-incorporated common law in this context, involving traditional rules of CIL that are a central component of international relations, casts substantial doubt on the conventional wisdom that international human rights law should be applied as self-executing federal common law.
Their writings (some for this newspaper) add up to a substantial protest against portions of the received wisdom that keeps the modern medico-industrial complex humming along.
The Committee concluded that "WISDOM was unlikely to provide substantial evidence to influence clinical practice in the next 10 years" [ 10].
Thanks to his scornful rejection of systematic thinking and a style that makes substantial use of irony, ellipsis, and the riddling wisdom of a Shakespearean clown, his books have notoriously meant what his readers have wanted them to mean.
