Reply to E Frank

How are Bayesian models really used? Reply to Frank (2013).

In response to the proposal that cognitive phenomena might be best understood in terms of cognitive theories (Endress, 2013), Frank (2013) outlined an important research program, suggesting that Bayesian models should be used as rigorous, mathematically attractive implementations of psychological theories. This research program is important and promising. However, I show that it is not followed...

In reply: Reply to "e-Talking to Patients: Connecting with the Health Care Consumer"

We agree with Drs. Podichetty and Valley’s observation that physician acceptance is critically important for patients to realize the benefits of the Internet portal. This is certainly the case for portals that increase patients’ access to physicians, as with secure electronic messaging. The authors suggest that the younger, more affluent users of the PatientSite portal in our study reflect the ...

In Reply: In reply to: "e-Iatrogenesis: The most critical consequence of CPOE and other HIT"

epl draft Reply Reply to the Comment by S . E . Sebastian and N . Harrison

In their comment, Sebastian and Harrison (SH) suggest that our torque and force measurements in SrCu2(BO3)2 [1] are incorrect due to a non-linear regime in the cantilever operation and deny the importance of Dzyaloshinski-Moriya (DM) interaction in torque measurements. In this reply, we show that their arguments are incorrect and why neither the torque measurements [1, 2] nor the magnetization ...

Reply by the Authors to G . E . Dorrington

TECHNICAL COMMENTS are brief discussions of papers previously published in this journal. They should not exceed 1500 words (where a figure or table counts as 200 words). The author of the previous paper is invited to submit a reply for publication in the same issue as the Technical Comment. These discussions are published as quickly as possible after receipt of the manuscripts. Neither AIAA nor...