Initially a plastic surgeon, he became a trauma surgeon during the 1990s war and fled Russia after receiving threats from all sides -- including from fighters he treated under the Hippocratic oath and who then charged him of collaborating with Russians and "unbelievers" in a crude show trial.
Individual bricks are already available, and have been tested in still crude but promising trials.
It's a crude process of trial and error, but usually it works.
In stark, or maybe crude terms, the trial raises questions about campaign finance, the business of image-making, the pivotal role of a single large donor, and how much we really care about a candidate's character.
We were unable to identify individual animals; therefore, we counted the number of animals participating in the trial area at the start of each trial as a crude measure of whether habituation was occurring over time.
This study aims to show that under several assumptions, in randomized controlled trials (RCTs), unadjusted, crude analysis will underestimate the Cohen's d effect size of the treatment, and an unbiased estimate of effect size can be obtained only by adjusting for all predictors of the outcome.
But the severity of the sentences make it unlikely that Mr Schröder will consent to make Mr Khatami look statesmanlike in the near future, and certainly not before the election.The EU agrees broadly with the reformists' contention that the trial was a crude put-up job, designed to put some of Mr Khatami's most influential supporters behind bars.
Firstly, it is a crude measure of when a trial was conducted and may not accurately reflect treatment practices at the time of publication.
Sverzellati and colleagues [50] showed that important abnormalities consistent with fibrotic interstitial lung disease may be encountered in participants in a lung cancer screening trial, with the crude prevalence of usual interstitial pneumonia/other chronic interstitial pneumonia (UIP/OCIP) of 4.0%95%95 % CI 2.8 5.9%).
