While our survey found healthcare workers to be systematically advising pregnant women to refer their husbands for testing, the in-depth interviews revealed that partners rarely come in for testing.
But Kirk's book was the first to arrange markets systematically and advise readers on how to break into them — by noting what material they ran, and the names and addresses of their editors.
Based on these results, the authors advised against systematically searching for and reporting of incidental findings on lung cancer screening studies, as this practice may lead to additional costs, patient anxiety, and risk of iatrogenic injury.
The authors advised recruiters to systematically compare perceptions of the fairness and job relevance of the various selection methods they were using in their own setting.
The protocols advised dentists to systematically apply preventive techniques to prevent new dental caries and to arrest the early stages of dental caries, thereby reducing the need for restorative care.
And reporters preparing to cover the impending referendum on Scottish independence would be well advised to read Ian Rankin's DCI Rebus books, which systematically depict the country's re-examination of its identity over the last 25 years, with one book – Set in Darkness (2000) – even involving the discovery of a corpse in the foundations of the Scottish parliament building.
However, we systematically applied criteria based on the STROBE statement as has been advised elsewhere, because of the lack of a single obvious candidate tool for this purpose in systematic reviews of observational studies [ 11].
Psychological follow up for patients treated with auto-SCT is in general not being systematically pursued; emotional support, advising on coping problems, and referring to other services usually occur on an ad hoc basis.
Instead, Mann advised his audience that day at Google's Silicon Valley campus, every time you visit your inbox, you should systematically "process to zero".
