Even when articles in medical journals acknowledge industry-sponsored medical writers for "editorial assistance," for example, the role of drug makers in such publications may remain unclear to readers, the report said.
It is unclear how readers' attitudes and behaviors would be affected if there were consistent and appropriate disclosures in the medical literature.
"I received two speeding tickets, six minutes apart" on a stretch of road near the Phoenix airport where the speed limit was unclear, one reader, John Hristov, said.
Within an exquisitely one-sided news spread – well, advertorial, although the difference may well have felt unclear to casual readers – the story thundered: "The Philippines 'must be dissuaded from making any further provocation in the South China Sea, or otherwise China will not sit by idly', a former senior Chinese leader warned," the story began.
In any case it is unclear whether his readers will be bothered by the current controversy.
5) Using language that's unclear to the reader Avoid like the plague all institution-specific arcana.
But it is to the detriment of "Necessary Errors" that these issues are also unclear to the reader and perhaps the author.
But it is unclear to this reader how refusing to hire people who are at risk of chronic disease is a way to help these people lessen their health risk.
Whether she'll take one fan's advice to "rip up the last two books and start again" is unclear – but another reader had a suggestion for the author's next move, writing on Mugglenet that "Harry Potter & The Messy But Inevitable Divorce is sure to be a bestseller".
What specifically happened is unclear to the reader and even to Josh, but Rachel's screams and the evidence in his hands (her torn underwear) were enough to leave him overwhelmed with guilt, and, in his own mind at least, the "school pariah".
