Sentence examples for investigators knowledge from inspiring English sources

Mr Giuffre, an aide to the mafia's supreme boss, Bernardo Provenzano, gave himself up to police in April and has reportedly been updating investigators' knowledge of the mafia's hierarchy and the evolving relationship between politics and organised crime.

Deputy Commissioner Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman, said the Internet postings added pieces to investigators' knowledge, though it was not immediately clear if those clues had been gleaned before Ms. Henriques's arrest.

A senior federal official said that some of the new cases appeared to be closely linked to known networks of conspiracy and fraud and were likely to extend investigators' knowledge of cases that had already ended with convictions.

Judge John W. Bissell did not say at the close of today's one-day hearing when he would rule.. Michael Lindemann, a deputy attorney general for immigration, said today that even preliminary arguments on whether to open a hearing would reveal the extent of investigators' knowledge.

Other team members may have done this, without the investigators knowledge.

The choice among these possibilities will draw on investigators' knowledge and experience.

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A prospective study may limit this factor, but would introduce the bias of investigator knowledge of the purpose of the study and potentially result in overly careful monitoring of patients in the outpatient setting and decreased use of the ED beyond what is found in this type of observational study.

Patients without MRSA were not permitted to complete the clinical trial, and investigator knowledge of certain specific gram-negative risk factors (gram stain results, colonization history, or local ecology) would likely discourage enrollment of patients with gram-negative infections.

Despite lead investigator knowledge of HIV status from the HDSS in HBCT areas for sampling purposes, field workers were blinded to HIV status and thus self-report of HIV status was used at interview.

In America, the SEC and Congress may tighten rules on investigators and "knowledge brokers" that work for hedge funds, some of them suspected of abetting insider trading.