Why do so many NASH trials fail?

Why Do so Many Anti-corruption Efforts Fail?

Why Do You Ask So Many Questions ?

[N]o amount of telling somebody in mere words that one is or is not angry is the same as what one might tell them by gesture or tone of voice .... Anyhow, it is all nonsense. I mean, the notion that language is made of words is all nonsense -and when I said that gestures could not be translated into "mere words/' I was talking nonsense, because there is no such thlng as "mere words" ... Gregory...

Why do phase III clinical trials in oncology fail so often?

Achieving success in the development of a cancer drug continues to be challenging. Given the increasing costs (1) and the small number of drugs that gain regulatory approval (2), it is crucial to understand these failures. In this issue of the Journal, Gan et al. (3) reviewed 235 recently published phase III randomized clinical trials (RCTs). They report that 62% of the trials did not achieve r...

Why So Many Nodes?

This paper provides an analysis of the representation of various grammatical phenomena in both constituency structure and dependency structure (hereafter c-structure and d-structure), including agreement, case marking, and word order in transitive sentences, as well as three theoretical constructs, and the interface between the form of a sentence and its meaning. There is a crucial structural r...

Why do Banks Fail ?

Banks advance loans in the absence of precise knowledge in relation to the outcome of borrowers’ projects. Consequently, uncertainty in relation to loan repayment emerges. Thus, banks introduce the ‘credit standard’ as insurance against loans, so that should borrowers’ projects fail, borrowers have an alternative means of honouring their debt obligations. It is argued in this paper that in the ...