Sentence examples for blind investigators from inspiring English sources

Given the nature of the interventions none of the studies could blind participants and the majority of the studies chose not to blind investigators to group allocation.

Another question: Did Spain's obsession with the fight against Basque separatism blind investigators to the increasing threat of Moroccan extremists, who are blamed for the train bombings that killed 191 people in Madrid?

Since then, television has brought us blind investigators ("Longstreet" in 1971, "Blind Justice," in 2005) and a so-called defective detective with obsessive-compulsive disorder ("Monk" in 2002), not to mention a paralyzed convict (Augustus Hill on "Oz" in 1997).

The advantage of an unbiased approach to linking the expression of genes with genetic variation associated with disease susceptibility is that there is no a priori hypothesis to blind investigators to the presence of other genes.

In this context, it is impossible to fully blind investigators to study group allocation.

In initial experiments, attempts were made to blind investigators to the treatment group, but these were ultimately unsuccessful due to myoclonus and an obvious increase in sevoflurane requirement observed in animals that received intrathecal strychnine.

A second blind investigator checked each tracing for accuracy.

This was a single blind (investigator), randomized controlled trial performed at the Ottawa hospital from May 2007 to February 2011 NCT00318812).

Although double blinding (blinding investigators, participants, and outcome assessors) indicates a strong design, trials that are not double blinded should not automatically be deemed inferior.

Additionally, only one study mentioned blinded investigators and operators [17].

Both the percent positivity and the staining intensity were assessed by two doubly blinded investigators.