After listening to Representative Paul Ryan in the vice-presidential debate, you might think that careful evaluation isn't needed.
"From the earliest age, one had to think, be careful about what one was going to say, and also how the other person was going to respond," says Mamet, whose celebrated "ear for dialogue" evolved out of listening for danger.
This helps explain the measured response from Mark Rutte, the Dutch prime minister, who has been very (some think too) careful not to point fingers until all the facts are on the table.
Overall, the reviewers really like the work, and think that careful revision of the manuscript could make an excellent paper that would be very appropriate for eLife.
We think that careful preoperative staging and exact definition of locoregional recurrences and metastatic evolution are important because, in many manuscripts, there is a confusion between these 2 entities [ 8, 9].
CNCs in rural and remote areas can also make sure that a " patient fully understands the appointment dates and the length of time they would be staying in the metro" (CSP3, urban non-Aboriginal participant) before they come for treatment: I think with careful and good co-ordination and good networking, using the people that meet the patient's needs… I think the whole team has learnt from that.
What I vividly recall, however, was that this, so I thought, very careful and cautious senator began our chat by talking about stories I had written a few years earlier, about the American massacre in March , 1968 of more than five hundred Vietnamese women, old men, children, and babies at My Lai, a village in a hotly contested area of South Vietnam.
But it is an academic endeavor requiring intellectual investment in the same way that molecular biology requires thought and careful planning.
"I like to think they're careful," she said.
