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Such trials eliminate the problems of participants’ dietary record and controls the effects of both known and unknown confounding factors.
Researchers are no longer confined within their ivory towers, but work as part of complex global networks alongside private-sector participants.
Finally, an analysis of a nationally representative sample of 3,500 Egyptian adults, who rated their participation in the anti-Mubarak movement, showed that participants were more likely to be younger single males with higher socioeconomic status, users of the Internet, newspaper readers, urban residents, and believers in modern values and free will.
Still, the Bali meeting’s participants can agree on a few principles to guide future negotiations.
The Bali meeting’s participants should bear this in mind: global warming is too important to be held hostage to another attempt at squeezing the poor.
Networked learning is most successful when participants feel a sense of ownership with respect to outcomes.
Peer group participants cannot simultaneously work as policymakers or practitioners and collaboratively run a network organization.
This is because coordinated interventions signal to market participants that all intervening central banks share the judgment that exchange rates are misaligned.
Indeed, research volunteers rarely receive their genomic data, which betrays the trust that participants place in researchers to use their findings not only to increase the stock of scientific knowledge, but also to deliver actionable results.
The personal genomics and biotechnology company 23andMe has created a useful interface for returning results, which could easily be built upon to deliver complete genome data to participants – as long as the sample collection and sequencing are performed to a sufficiently high clinical standard.
The company’s model laudably calls for research participants to help in the analysis of their own genomes, thereby relieving researchers of the burden of returning all results at once.
The hope is that, as technology develops, more researchers will recognize the importance of returning results – especially those that could have a significant medical impact – to participants.
Researchers today face the wrong incentives, which results in the failure to translate findings into meaningful action for research participants.
Only by improving clinical standards and returning results to participants can human genome sequencing truly serve its purpose – to help humanity.
Absent sanctions, what will ensure that participants in the eurozone behave?
Against this backdrop, participants at the Oslo Summit will be discussing how to generate the momentum and political will to broaden and deepen the donor base, and assess the highest-impact use of these funds.
In short, there can be no democracy without a shared identity as participants in a common agency.
The participants in Chicago will have major differences over these issues, and the results may not be ideal.
Accountants go over the books, the participants tell their tales to the newspapers (or sometimes before a judge), politicians explain why they are sorting out a mess, and in the end historians put together a story.
But Plan A is not working: its intended participants, most notably France, are rejecting it, and there is an emerging southern European consensus that austerity is not the solution.
Though major breakthroughs are difficult to achieve, they result in overall gains for all participants.
Participants emphasized that changes would be needed in multiple areas, including improving the system of taxation and social insurance, further developing housing and the service economy, and eliminating a range of relative price distortions.
It is telling that most of the symposium’s 47 participants – influential public- and private-sector figures from around the world – were unaware of the extent to which a mother’s nutrition affects her offspring’s wellbeing.
The meeting’s participants agreed that strong efforts to support pre-conception care in the context of maternal- and child-health services were vital.
Participants included climate scientist Mike Hulme of the University of East Anglia, climate policy expert Roger Pielke Jr. of the University of Colorado, and climate economist Christopher Green of McGill University.
We should value the innovation brought by new market entrants more than we value the protection of existing market participants.
Yet while the Chinese system has proved its capacity for high-level internal policy debate among highly trained and experienced participants whose loyalty is not in question, and then act quickly and decisively, China’s leaders remain suspicious of unfettered public debate and commentary.
Participants in the solemn conferences organized in various vacation spots around the world were able to feel wise and noble, secure in the secret knowledge that nobody would ever take their proposals seriously.
And to an extraordinary extent even the participants will be people who became famous for their advocacy of causes that have not so much been lost as made irrelevant by events.
Even the preservation of the market itself requires more than self-interest: market participants compete to win, and if they could, would eliminate competition.
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