He added that as a former BBC Scotland news boss, he very rarely saw "deliberate bias" and he did not believe there was "systematic bias" at the BBC.
But until now the FDA has focused the bulk of its attention on studies that lead to a new drug's approval and to new marketing claims, not to systematic efforts to pick up new side effects.
Though I follow a systematic approach, the rules are not cut and dried.
The Reserve Bank of India has said that mid-market banks are not facing systematic problems with non-performing loans and has made its concerns clear.
This systematic evaluation is a crucial element of improvement and should not be either an afterthought or an inconvenience.
However, the Tories Jackson Carlaw welcomed Mr Neil's statement and said he was relieved to see that widespread systematic failures were not evident.
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Besides inflation problems, the positive fundamentals in the BRICs, especially, have not been able to withstand the systematic risk of U.S. and European debt problems.
Using computers, Mr Lo next hopes to model traditional patterns in a much more precise, systematic way and perhaps to detect entirely new patterns that do not leap out so clearly from share-price charts.
There remain important questions about a culture of journalistic malpractice and systematic cover-ups that appear to have been endemic at the newspaper and could not have thrived without passive collusion from senior corporate figures.
He told Cyclingnews the program should be run by the World Anti-Doping Agency and not the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, the body which produced a scathing report detailing systematic doping by Armstrong and his teams.
What makes the Madoff story interesting, though not evidence of systematic failure of the regulatory or legal system, is that Mr. Madoff and some of his clients had dealt on a basis of trust for more than a generation.
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