Yet it is just such subjects, where today's conventional wisdom is tomorrow's discredited theory, that juries should treat "experts" with the greatest scepticism, and should be most unwilling to convict on the basis of their evidence alone.
This worsening of the problem is worrying in light of recently published findings that the disease progresses more rapidly in children than in adults and is harder to treat, experts said.
Substance abuse, though, must often be treated first, experts say, since it is hard to treat someone for combat stress who is drinking or using drugs.
Patients at small hospitals need to know how their care measures up, Ms. Corrigan said, and with new telecommunications technology, they can often be examined and treated by experts at a distant site.
Many marketers also raced to issue educational "white papers" on technology or social problems, get their chief executives treated as experts by the media or, best of all, secure invitations to testify before a Congressional committee -- all as an indirect way to attract recognition.
Compared to others, we focused on ischemic stroke of proximal M1/M2 occlusions leading to the clinically worst outcome but with relatively good prognosis if treated by experts timely and therefore crucial to be detected and streamlined to a specialized stroke unit early [33].
Unlike teachers, camp counselors are neither required to be certified to work with young children nor to be treated as experts in a given subject area (like soccer, tennis, dance, chess, etc).
Patients felt that they should be treated as experts with regards to their own experiences, but found that this approach was a rarity: I think I know my body a lot better than he [the doctor] does.
Everywhere, we were made welcome by the hosts and treated to expert advice and top-ups.
