Sentence examples for analysis coordinator from inspiring English sources

Merline Mayers, a business analysis coordinator, fought back paranoia; Raymond Ng, her office mate, chose to pretend nothing happened at all; Ms. McIntyre, the company's office manager, wrestled with whether she should be doing more with her life.

Slight differences in the decay rates of the matter and antimatter particles established CP violation "with a very high probability," said Dr. Gautier Hamel de Monchenault, a physicist at the Atomic Energy Commission in Saclay, France, and the physics analysis coordinator of BaBar.

Policy Analysis Coordinator.

SDG: main banch investigator; AD, PB: banch work; LL: clinical information; FG: data elaboration; AMal: clinical information; ML: cell lines provider; AMor: statistical analysis; MR: coordinator, manuscript preparation.

We also acknowledge Chiara Bassi and Cesarina Cesari, Laboratory Analysis technicians' staff coordinators, who contributed to the acquisition of data and Roberto Bernardoni and Giovanni Guerra, Laboratory Analysis management staff, who contributed to the acquisition and interpretation of data.

F Hong: statistical analysis, manuscript preparation and coordinator; JL Bosco: discussion, manuscript review and editing; N Bush: original idea, manuscript review and editing; DL Berry: design and development of the study, manuscript review and editing and coordinator.

However, these psychosocial items required a second layer of analysis by the clinical coordinator during the telephone contact to determine if the psychosocial distress was caused by the WC or not.

AY, SKH, SH, contributed to the protocol design and writing, PW contributed to the statistical analysis, PF is project coordinator and contributed to data collection and analysis, SL contributed to the protocol design, RS, SP, AA, and SM contributed to protocol design, project implementation and data collection.

By design, these screening questions Q27-Q355) required a second layer of analysis by the clinical coordinator to establish causality with use of the new WC, and thus 11 out of 13 flags for psychological distress were not confirmed because the distress was unrelated to WC use (e.g. mourning for a deceased family member).

This analysis assumes that care coordinators drop-out is completely at random (MCAR) to obtain unbiased results.

We thank the Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research Office of Data Management and Biostatistics for their assistance with data entry and analysis and the study coordinators from the Palmer Research Clinic for their assistance with the recruitment mailing.