His four-month investigation resulted in a number of detailed and astute reports.
This posthumous collection combines astute political reporting with heartbreaking insight into family life and her own struggle with cancer.
A future attack might be similar to the recent experience with B. anthracis, in which astute clinicians reported a small number of cases, illustrating how community health-care providers are integral to successful surveillance efforts.
But Tynan's profiles are rich, psychologically astute, inventive and reported with the zeal of a historian.
In October, Barron's said that Mr. Liscio had made a success of himself on his own, writing for the last eight years The Liscio Report, "an astute and irreverent look at the credit markets and economy".
Accordingly, much of Ranke's own scholarship focused on the inner workings of the nation-states and their relationships with each other; for this his exploitation of the relazioni, or reports, of astute Venetian diplomats was especially important.
Rigorously reported, psychologically astute, sociologically sophisticated and politically aware, the New New Journalism may well be the most popular and influential development in the history of American literary nonfiction.
Public health responses can be based on a combination of syndromic surveillance data, reports by astute clinicians and early diagnostic test results, which all could generate the first alarm for different kinds of disease events.
Electronic laboratory-based reporting should not replace conventional reporting as observations made by astute clinicians are valuable in the timely reporting of certain notifiable syndromic illnesses.
Yesterday's report is particularly astute in its understanding of the fact that the security of both nations is fundamentally interconnected and is right to identify long-term Palestinian economic development as pivotal to the healing of this intertwined trauma.
