"A silly girl, in the sense that all self-centered people are silly and blind," she said in appraisal in the closing days of filming.
He is almost blind, and wanted a visual appraisal of her reaction.He says he accompanied Tutut to "ease tension".
The covariates method, discipline, object of appraisal, cohort, and blinding were accordingly not significantly correlated to the study-to-study variation (see models 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6).
Refrigerator, range, Bendix, Venetian blinds, General Electric oil burner, legal fees, appraisal charges — yes, sir, the whole works are in".
But the cruellest appraisal of all came, in 1933, from Thomas Cutsforth, a blind psychologist.
Blinding and randomisation procedures were rarely included in these critical appraisal tools.
This flexible, adaptive tool also fits well where the intervention cannot be blinded, as the potential influence of findings is considered in the appraisal.
The novelist and digital publishing commentator Nick Harkaway, author of The Blind Giant: How to Survive in the Digital Age, was lukewarm in his appraisal of the move.
Critical appraisal was carried out independently by two of three reviewers, blinded to the other's results.
In "Fighting Blind in Iraq" (Op-Ed, June 7), Barry R. Posen offers a terribly disturbing but persuasively realistic appraisal.
