#Limitations

Rafael Fonseca MD

Rfonsi1

*** When will we know we are making progress against #COVID19? ***When we understand the dynamics of the number of deaths. But there are many limitations to the data and

Chris Said

Chris_Said

I wrote a blog post on the fragmented data pipeline that is causing us all to be confused about coronavirus.Data quality doesn't get as much attention as modeling, but it

Voter

thethree_v

OPEN LETTER TO @dapmalaysia: WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COFFEE! Your principles, ideals and policies are so detached from reality and the system in which you operate in.Your naivety is

Seroro

SeroShroom

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the discourse sommelier

funnierhandle

Sanders and Corbyn have proven that the mobilization of a large, impassioned base - endless hours phone-banking, canvassing etc - can't seem to match the overwhelming power of 'earned coverage'

Sadie Lew

sadielewski

The more experienced I become as a graphic designer, the more I rely on dynamic branding systems. Traditionally, branding is created with logos, fonts, colors, spacing, imagery, language, rules, and

AM I EVER GONNA SEE YOUR FACE AGAIN?

eigenvectrix

God, Ray Blanchard is fucking disgusting. Here's the paper: https://sci-hub.tw/10.1080/00926238708403899 (don't worry, I specifically chose the way that doesn't get him any royalties) (THREAD) (CW: clinical transphobia; me using

Chris K.

TEVAchrisk

Biologicals can be good, but usually aren't consistent. Some recommended questions to ask when a product is being pitched:- What's in it, and what do those organisms do specifically to

Anthony Philipson

MrAPhilipson

This is great! @EmmaKennedy Someone on Quora asked "Why do some British people not like Donald Trump?" Nate White, an articulate and witty writer from England wrote this magnificent response.

Mark Green

markalangreen

New OA paper (with @JeffBrunstrom @corferesearch @LizWilliamsRNut @Dr_A_Johnstone @EmmaJStevenson and Ant Watson) exploring protein consumption/purchasing in ageing adults using survey data and supermarket loyalty card data https://nutritio

Joseph Langley

JoeLangley_

Just had reviews back on #codesign work with @RebeccaJaneLaw2. Neither reviewer is designer or expert in codesign. Have been challenged on whether the work is actually codesign & referred to

Alex is declustering crises

alxrdk

Some Interesting points in the _preliminary_ results on representative antibody testing in Heinsberg, the region with the first larger #COVID19 outbreak in Germany.https://twitter.com/hbergprotokoll/status/1248174994816991232 Study asked 600 househol

Margaret McCartney

mgtmccartney

why be so bothered about unintended consequences? it sounds good, it sounds like it might work. People have good intentions, care deeply, want to do something useful. and yet: when

Devon Price

drdevonprice

A lot of non-peer-reviewed, very tentative COVID studies get amplified by Twitter &then spread like wildfire, and of course the limitations and criticisms of the studies never get any play

Allen Cheng

peripatetical

There's been a lot of discussion about "excess mortality", which I've mentioned previously. A short thread about some limitations.https://twitter.com/peripatetical/status/1253115315677888514 This method has been traditionally used f

Jason Sheltzer

JSheltzer

What happens to a paper submitted to a top journal?Among a set of manuscripts sent out for review by Cell in 2018:-33% were published in Cell-26% were published in another