A note from a Detroit concern informs us that a new type of surgical sponge is available, called Ray-X (X-Ray spelled backward).
By Bruce Bliven and E. B. White The New Yorker, May 9 , 1953P. 23 A note from a Detroit concern informs us that a new type of surgical sponge is available, called Ray-X (X-Ray spelled backward).
Around 11 AM, Sept. 15, 1776, the British invasion of Manhattan… A note from a Detroit concern informs us that a new type of surgical sponge is available, called Ray-X (X-Ray spelled backward).
The same concerns informed the decision of the EU to extend the Eulex mission for two years, through mid-2012.
To the Editor: April R. Dworetz raises crucial issues concerning "informed" decision making for lifesaving treatments by parents who give birth to premature babies.
Johnson combined publishing enterprise with hands-on activism, his concerns informed by associations with such organisations as Caribbean Labour Solidarity, the Institute of Race Relations, and the work of Caribbean heavyweights including George Lamming and the Grenadian politician Maurice Bishop.
When the Town Board of Lewisboro, citing environmental concerns, informed Westchester officials that Lewisboro did not want to be sprayed, the town supervisor, Thomas D. Herzog, said he was reminded that the county was in a health emergency.
These concerns informed his opinions in the loyalty oath cases; in his dissent in State v. Tune (1953), in which the defendant was denied a copy of the confession; and in Jencks v. United States (1957), in which Brennan gave the court's opinion, establishing a defendant's right to examine the reports of government witnesses.
Make sure you base this participation on well-grounded, credible, and objective science, Malhi says: "There is an important distinction between a concerned, informed scientist and a partisan lobbyist".
Whilst this may be true if statistical power is significantly reduced or if remaining participants are grossly unrepresentative of the recruited sample, we argue that transparent reporting of rates and reasons for missing data can inform robust interpretation, if the authors discuss generalisability concerns informed by clinical data collected on these participants [16, 31].
