While the choice of topics is made by external experts in the first and third cycle, the choice of topics is conducted by the project-team and representatives of the decision-making body in the second cycle.
When the initial phase is finished, first approaches to content-related topics are made, e.g. the collection of relevant themes that should be discussed during the course and the collection of the participants' ideas about the main conditions or factors which led to their drink driving offence.
The variety of articles and topics was made pretty clear to whomever my mentor reached out to and it came as a bit of a surprise to the both of us when his response was, "Sorry, but Zombeck is going to have to pursue his leftwing agenda without my help".
We modified the heading, "How should I use this booklet?" to "Which questions should I ask?" Other content changes The font used for the subheadings in the treatment and future expectations topics was made bold to help distinguish the separate sections.
A literature survey dealing with the topic was made, the studies carried out were analysed, and the current situation was compared with the results of these studies.
The options to personalise a MyNews section by story and topic is made possible by a system we've introduced over the past year which allows our journalists to tag all online content with key labels - words and concepts - as they create it.
For instance, a list of criteria is used for topic selection in most programs, but it is unclear how final decisions about the topic are made.
The first observation on this topic was made by some of our group [ 5] who reported that the infection is significantly more common in both men and women with fertility problems; in semen, follicular fluid, and vaginal secretions of infected individuals, we detected specific antibodies, which cross-reacted in vitro with spermatozoa, suggesting the existence of an autoimmune phenomenon.
An attempt to provide some insight into this controversial topic was made by Buehlmann & Deco (2008) who investigated whether neuronal correlates of attention are rate-based (as demonstrated in biased competition) or oscillation-based (as demonstrated in the studies of Fries et al., 2001).
