The researchers were relatively blind to each step.
At the paediatric ward, the doctors admitting the children would not look at the vaccination card and ascertainment may therefore have been relatively blind at the hospital.
At the paediatric ward, the doctors who admitted the children would not inspect the vaccination card and ascertainment at the hospital has been relatively blind.
They have obvious limitations; they do not prioritize situating particular ideas within institutional, professional and cultural contexts, thus potentially being relatively blind to the operation of social, economic and political power when compared to detailed historiography (e.g. 13, 14).
Trans-bronchial needle aspiration (TBNA) of lymph nodes identified by CT is relatively 'blind' and even in the best series sensitivity is only 70%.
But though the world of classical music, like that of science, is relatively color-blind, it is not the world.
"Unlike with regular apps, it's hard to beta test Smart Touch because the blind population is relatively small," observed the researcher, but embedding the technology in popular apps could speed up the iteration process.
Marketing their glove in the United States may be more difficult, however, because Lorm is relatively uncommon among the U.S. deaf-blind community.
For sighted people, the transition from print to digital text has been relatively subtle, but for many blind people the shift to computerized speech is an unwelcome and uncharted experiment.
The core outcome set should (i) include at least one objective measure because not all interventions/trial settings can be blinded; (ii) be relatively quick and easy to perform with minimal training required; (iii) perform well; and (iv) measure things of importance to patients and clinicians.
