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Dr. Nirvan Mukerji, a nephrologist and a coauthor of this article, believes that he could significantly increase the percentage starting optimally if he could spend an additional 30 minutes with each patient, counseling them on how to best prepare for dialysis as their kidney disease progresses.

In addition, this article believes that such "policy advocacy capabilities" would help NGOs to become one of the authorities and therefore gain legitimacy.

And while the biker front has been quiet for some time, he, like other Canadian organized crime experts contacted for this article, believes that change is coming to gangland.

Some current and former intelligence officials who were interviewed for this article believe that Rumsfeld disagrees with Bush and Cheney about the American role in the war between Israel and Hezbollah.

Some of the bigwigs interviewed for this article believe that several constructive, growth-friendly policies already enjoy enough bipartisan support to pass in the Senate.The current roadblock to such ideas, Republicans say, is Harry Reid, the Democratic leader of the Senate.

Most of those interviewed for this article believe that formal training in science policy is unnecessary.

Finally, the authors of this article believe that these transformations can be achieved in different types of curricula.

The authors of this article believe that answering this question results in one response -- someone who is knowledgeable, emotionally and physically healthy, civically active, artistically engaged, prepared for economic self-sufficiency, and ready for the world beyond formal schooling.

The authors of this article believe that, this problem of risk assessment models (i.e. arbitrary cutoffs) can be corrected using fuzzy logic in decision making process.

The authors of this article believe that fuzzy logic approach is not in contrast to the evidence-based medicine approach, but it is a complementary tool for a more realistic approach to the practice of evidence-based medicine.

The authors of this article believe that the fuzzy type of thinking may resolve the above mentioned shortcomings of clinical practice guideline or risk assessment models and they tried to discuss about this using an example about Venous Thromboembolism related guidelines and RAMs.