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Fifth, best practices, guidance, and standards guidance were summarized and underlying principles were derived. A consensus-based approach was employed in which each member of the study team could suggest a principle derived from the included literature. This principle was then discussed among study investigators. Principles were iteratively revised and amended. Final principles were included only if and when consensus was achieved. Consensus was sought regarding the state of the current evidence upon which the principle is based and the degree to which the principle provides actionable guidance.

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In reviewing the gathered documents, there appeared to be underlying principles from the human factors literature regarding how to discover unmet needs for a given population. In our review, the target population of interest included users of low socioeconomic status, usersBig Dai is a Level 10+1 Rugby Union referee for the London Society. After playing for many years in the Social side of a leading national club, he started refereeing a few seasons ago. He recounts his adventures trooping around South West London to give the ungrateful a game of weekend rugby.

Wednesday, 30 July 2008

Further law change !

Its barely 18 months since the current engagement sequence was introduced. Its purpose was to bring front rows closer together and, importantly, take the momentum out of the players on engagement. If I remember it was New Zealand that would come down and crounch and engage in one movement. This move looks to deformalise the pause.

In fact research (Institute of Sport and Recreation Research New Zealand, Auckland) has shown that the