CI, confidence interval The effect of post research participation in health related policy/advisory committees and pre- or during-liaison with potential users is an essential component of the translation of research into practice, this effect is most likely strongest at the local level.
Gradually, he realises that he occupied the same room 20 years ago, during a liaison with the wife of his best friend.
Tricky beat Blur, Oasis, Pulp and Elastica to album-of-the-year laurels in the music weeklies, was profiled for a magnificently pretentious magazine feature by none other than David Bowie and even, during a brief liaison with Björk, became paparazzi fodder.
"Officers are dealing with the situation and are in liaison with West Sussex County Council".
The Project Coordinator in liaison with the larger team selected narratives to represent key themes that emerged during interviews with participants (i.e., circumstances under which unexpected shifts in weight occurred and environmental factors contributing to falls).
A liaison nurse is considered separate to nursing staff in that his/her role is mainly one of "liaison" with community health professionals and families.
Corporate membership was negotiated centrally by DeNDRoN based on liaison with one corporate provider.
AR, AS, and I served as liaison with the Ministry of Health, the communities and the investigators.
The Chief Investigator will submit this report in liaison with the Pharmacovigilance Office.
Once complete, the data set was locked and analysed in liaison with the Health Economics Department of Cranfield University.
But British riding gear, sportswear and sailing attire were a major influence on Chanel in the 1920's, acquired during the designer's liaison with the Duke of Westminster.
