Definitions

1. The lead investigator was on his way to the hospital to get more information when he spoke about the incident on Prince Arthur.

Detlev Mehlis

1. The chief U.N. investigator, Detlev Mehlis, said he had not identified any Syrian suspects but said there had been problems with Syrian cooperation.

Single Investigator

1. Study 1 enrolled 48 patients and was conducted by a single investigator at several regional hospitals.

Investigator First

1. A blinded investigator first injected the patients with a local anesthetic.

Chief Investigator

1. On 15 December, Detlev Mehlis stepped down as chief investigator to return to Berlin.

Grant Application

1. Any investigator who has written a grant application knows it’s a scholarly process that stems from having a testable, original idea worth studying.

Principal Investigator

1. Patients, endoscopists, nurses, and the principal investigator will all be blinded to the randomization code.
2. A confirmation e-mail will be sent to the principal investigator within two business days of receipt of a grant application.

Cases

1. The overall tolerability was considered good or very good in 98% of the cases by the investigator and in 96% by the patient.
2. Some other widely covered cases of political prosecution include investigator Mikhail Trepashkin and journalist Vladimir Rakhmankov.

Writer

1. Munster ancestry could well be claimed by Senator Joseph MacCarthy (1909-57), the investigator of Communists, and Mary MacCarthy (1912-89) the writer.

University

1. The principal investigator was Prof Geoff Bailey, previously at Newcastle University but now with the Department of Archaeology at the University of York.

Terms

1. The investigator hypothesized that facial expressions were more important in terms of other people's perception.

Living

1. Writer, director, and star Keenen Ivory Wayans (TV's IN LIVING COLOR) is Shame, a down-on-his-luck ex-cop turned private investigator.

Visit

1. Patients were asked to return any unused sachets at each visit, which were counted by the investigator and by the trial monitor.

Track

1. The dye allows the investigator to track the progress of the electrophoresis.
2. Tom Grant a Private Investigator who was initially hired by Love to keep a track on Kurt certainly believes that Love was involved in his death.

Works

1. Decius is an investigator who works his way into the Roman burocracy.
2. Patrick Kenzie (Casey Affleck) is a private investigator who works with his girlfriend (Michelle Monaghan) in a tight-knit Boston neighborhood.

Leading

1. Adverse events thought by the investigator to be drug-related and leading to discontinuation occurred in 22% of patients.
2. STEREO's instruments were built by numerous organizations worldwide with a principal investigator, or PI, leading each instrument team.

Complete

1. The guild said it expects the labor board to assign an investigator and complete an inquiry within 30 days.
2. Hill did complete a correspondence course as a private investigator and was known to refer to himself as "Robert Hill, U.S. Detective".

Clinical Trials

1. Dr. Guyton is substantially involved as a consultant and lead investigator in clinical trials with Niaspan, an extended-release niacin preparation.

Information

1. The further an investigator is from the primary source, the more distorted the information may be.

Minds

1. Giles Blunt manages to inhabit the minds of killer, victim and investigator alike, a feat that very few writers can manage.

Experiment

1. More specifically, within the SBEAMS framework, each investigator may first store and manage the data unique to his or her experiment.

Blind

1. Surface contours were outlined in all brains by a single investigator (K.L.N.) blind to group status.

Grant

1. RAW is the principal investigator on the grant that funded the BAC library construction and the FPC physical mapping.

Treatments

1. Allocated treatments were communicated to the investigator during the week preceding the visit at which the first treatment prescription was planned.

Interview

1. In a face to face interview, the investigator asked patients to describe their symptoms and to compare them with those at entry.

Working

1. Igor Vragovic has been living in Alicante since 2003, working as a lecturer and investigator at the University of Alicante.

Opinion

1. Known or suspected alcohol abuse, that is, abuse sufficient enough to compromise the safety or cooperation of the patient in the opinion of the investigator.

General Population

1. A challenge for the investigator is to achieve a result able to be applied with as low a bias as possible to the general population.

Results

1. Any abnormalities at screening on results of ECG or any laboratory test must be determined to be not clinically significant by the investigator.
2. This experiment builds on results from the Spacelab 3 mission, where the principal investigator was the payload specialist who operated it in orbit.

Crucial Role

1. It was telomerase, reverse transcriptase enzyme in whose discovery Elizabeth Blackburn, investigator from Tasmania, played a crucial role.

Data

1. Free parameters are estimated from the observed data and are believed by the investigator to be non-zero.
2. A new author, Erica Frank, has been added, as have data from the Women Physicians' Health Study, of which Frank is the principal investigator.
3. Disk Investigator: Discover all that is hidden on your computer hard disk, recover lost data.

Serious Disease

1. For example, protocol, investigator, or patient choice from placebo-controlled trials may exclude patients with more serious disease.

Modern City

1. An investigator of Claudius' discovered that many old Roman citizens based in the modern city of Trento were not in fact citizens.

Weeks

1. Arm II: Within 10 weeks after surgery, patients receive at least 3 courses of an adjuvant chemotherapy regimen as determined by the investigator.

Judge

1. If the defendant is indigent, the judge may appoint an attorney and an investigator to aid the defendant.

Variables

1. Separate from criterion validity is construct validity, where an investigator examines whether a measure is related to other variables as required by theory.
2. Q: An investigator has used a multiple regression program on 20 data points to obtain a regression equation with 3 variables.

Criterion

1. The investigator establishes the criterion for rejection of the null hypothesis before the study is initiated.

Placebo

1. In these cases, it may be easier for the investigator to use more than one placebo (double-dummy) than to try to make all treatments look the same.

Subjects

1. Subjects considered by the Investigator to be an unsuitable candidate for receiving Zonegran or considered unlikely to comply with the protocol.

Clinical Trial

1. In planning a clinical trial, the sponsor or investigator first identifies the medication or device to be tested.
2. The investigator will not undertake any measures for the clinical trial or the translational research until valid consent has been obtained.
3. In a clinical trial, the investigator first identifies the medication or device to be tested.

Tolerability

1. The primary endpoint was investigator assessed overall response rate and assessment of safety and tolerability.

Study

1. In these cases, the investigator who writes the grant and administers the study acts as the sponsor, and coordinates data collection from any other sites.
2. At the end of the study, a global assessment of efficacy was made by the investigator and the patient.
3. The languages under study may range from the undescribed to the well-studied, and the investigator may operate in a village or a laboratory.

Treatment

1. In experimental studies, the investigator alters the behavior, exposure, or treatment of people to determine the impact of the intervention on the disease.

Investigation

1. However, in no case will the investigator be working for the judge; he will report his investigation to the defense attorney.

Discretion

1. Subjects were withdrawn from treatment if they missed three or more consecutive doses or at the discretion of the investigator.
2. This involves selected patients, at the discretion of the Investigator.

Prosecutor

1. On August 30, the Prosecutor General dismissed the prosecutor and an investigator in the Tarashcha District of Kiev Oblast.

Adverse Events

1. The adverse events were graded by the investigator as mild, moderate, or severe and as probably, possibly, or unlikely related to the trial medication.

Categories

1. Independent Variable
2. Society > Humans > Health > Patient
3. Investigators
4. Criminal Law > Crime > Prosecution > Prosecutor
5. Information > Science > Mathematics > Dependent Variable

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