Mr. Gal was the last of three composers whose works were included in an installment of the Merkin Concert Hall's "Zoom: Composers Close Up" series, which mixes interviews (loosely conducted by Michael Gordon, the hall's resident composer) and performances in the style of Carnegie Hall's "Making Music" and WNYC's "New Sounds Live" (also usually held at Merkin).
Critics say the study lacked controls and was too loosely conducted to prove anything (Science, 20 March, p. 1839).
Joseph Rescigno conducted loosely.
And she and her director, Jessica Blank, who was a co-creator of the hit docudrama "The Exonerated," have cobbled together a sturdy script loosely based on interviews conducted with Ms. Thompson about her childhood.
After the final TBI, an additional informal, loosely structured interview was conducted to allow instructor M a chance to reflect on the experience.
The guide ensured that themes of interest were covered, though interviews were conducted as loosely guided conversations to allow women control in defining topics.
This well-made and often inspired opera, loosely based on history and conducted here with vigor, if a touch too much volume, by Marco Armiliato, is a landmark work of the verismo movement.
The novel is loosely based on a series of 1949 exorcisms conducted on a fourteen-year-old boy at Georgetown University Hospital, nearby Maryland, and in St .Louis, Missouri.
The first step was a detailed chart review conducted by trained nurse reviewers, based loosely on an expanded version of a readmissions diagnostic tool from the Institute for Healthcare Improvement [ 9].
Its work was loosely modeled on the Pecora hearings, which the Senate conducted in the 1930s to investigate the causes of the Depression, and on the 9/11 Commission, whose final report, published in 2004, was a surprise best seller.
Although he was only loosely related with any academic environment at that time, Fleck conducted medical research, the results of which he published in about 40 papers, mostly in Polish and in German.
