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-<note warning>The following guidelines apply to all members, regardless of experience, background, professional standing or training. Members that are also Health Professionals are not excluded from following these guidelines.</note>+
  
  
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 We may have //opinions//, and even informed opinions, but good scientific etiquette requires that we do not insist that others see things our way. There are many levels that must be held in order to gain //credibility//.  We may have //opinions//, and even informed opinions, but good scientific etiquette requires that we do not insist that others see things our way. There are many levels that must be held in order to gain //credibility//. 
  
-Careful and complete //observations// are important. Still, one must keep an awareness that even medical records and other documentation can be incomplete or inacurate in their content. +Careful and complete //observations// are important. Still, one must keep an awareness that even medical records and other documentation can be incomplete or inaccurate in their content. 
  
 Developing //interpretations// of how or why certain observations have been noted is even more difficult. Therefore, even more care must be taken to consider all reasonable interpretations and to address questions with plausible explanations. In our discussions, our clinical observations often inform and guide the direction of our scientific inquiries and literature searches. Developing //interpretations// of how or why certain observations have been noted is even more difficult. Therefore, even more care must be taken to consider all reasonable interpretations and to address questions with plausible explanations. In our discussions, our clinical observations often inform and guide the direction of our scientific inquiries and literature searches.
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