Early investigation of the age distribution of cases is a key to understanding the epidemic, and should guide the vaccination of priority age groups.
Early investigation of the etiology of persistent cytopenia(s) by diagnostic bone marrow biopsy is warranted, because the cytopenia conditions usually have a better prognosis if early interventions are undertaken [ 7].
An early investigation into the events by the French stock market oversight agency, the Commission des Opérations de Bourse, made little mention of Mr. Soros.
All five of the volunteers were referred to their regulatory bodies by PHE following an early investigation into the screening on that day.
Dr Hamish Cameron, an experienced expert witness in child cases, said: "Early investigation by child protection professionals could have brought out the truth sooner.
In the following 28 years, he headed the department, edited, among many other titles, The Reader's Bible, and ran a presciently early investigation of electronic publishing.
The early investigation found no problems in five of the six circuits on the track near the crash, but the sixth contained "anomalies".
The title refers to a harrowing early investigation of the "white darke and coloured circles" Newton saw after inserting a blunt needle under his eyeball.
A thorough and early investigation is the best tool prosecutors have in their efforts to reach the right result in a criminal case.
It is unclear whether that conclusion was passed on by provincial officials to the Ministry of Health in Beijing, or ever reported to international health agencies that might have conducted an early investigation into the problem.
"In telling the truth, the U.N. could have gained the trust of the population and facilitated the fight against cholera," said Dr. Renaud Piarroux, who led an early investigation into the outbreak.
