Title: A Manual For Maximizing Your Health Care Outcomes. Product review: Just what I was looking for to find clinical information for assessing medical screening results for my own use as a patient.With data and information found in this book, it's possible to calculate relevant probabilities concerning many screening tests such as the PSA, MRI, , etc, and learn about pro's & con's, cost effectiveness and a lot more, such as analyses of clinical interventions.The version I have is the Second and Third Edition. Mint condition, brand new. It's got an index, by the way, and a list of references. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Historical and exotic but confusing Product review: I just finished this book and was glad to be done with it. While the locales were exotic and intriguing enough to keep me reading, the writing was uneven at best, almost as thought it was a bad translation or something. Im not sure a better editor could have helped it. The author jumped from locale to locale in a jilting way and most of the relationships were never believable. It is my understanding that her first novel 'Harem' was critically acclaimed but having read this one first I won't bother with Harem. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: not good Product review: not good. I mean what Sci-fi is coming to. Even as a eleven year old I have read better Science fiction. Basilisk Station, don't even start. Honor as a character is flawless. she is not at all realistic. As for this book it is bigoted. it puts down Christians and over-amplifies the prejudice against women. The story, if it were set in that time, would not at all happened that way. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: book for the beach tourist, not on Yucatecan sights Product review: I bought this guide book to learn more about the Yucatan Peninsula. Apart from Chichen Itza, the book only covers Quintana Roo, and really only the beaches. The sparse chapter on the ruins only covers 3 ruins, because "of course, most of these smaller ruins aren't of interest to the casual observer because they're mere mounds of earth ..." How wrong the book is on this. People wax rhapsodic about UXmal, and are excited by the new discoveries at Ek Balem. I bought it at a going out of business sale, and wish I hadn't succombed to the temptation. I notice that Merida is a suggested tag -- it isn't even in the Index. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
