Over the course of the four-week trial, jurors heard testimony by statisticians, doctors, public health researchers and epidemiologists who disagreed on whether glyphosate can cause cancer.
161 The caveat should, however, be added that the Registrar General was not a conscious social engineer, but a pragmatist trying to juggle all of the agendas, practicalities, and concerns of those involved, particularly policy-makers, statisticians, doctors, and registrars, an issue with which Armstrong does not engage.
Medical doctors, statisticians, and historians would study questions related to health, while civil engineers and sociologists would tackle the technological changes in society.
Much time, money and effort on behalf of patients, doctors, statisticians, pharmaceutical personnel and regulators are spent in planning and undertaking clinical trial programmes that result in antiepileptic drugs reaching the marketplace and thereafter becoming available for treating people with epilepsy in everyday clinical practice.
In these years, IIBM successfully brings together computer scientists, biologists, statisticians, and medical doctors to present and discuss current topics on intelligent informatics in biology and medicine.
The agency's Oncologic Drugs Advisory Committee, a group of cancer doctors and statisticians, had voted, nine to two, against approving the treatment, on the ground that it didn't significantly improve the survival rate of patients.
Public health in its sanitary phase in the mid-19th century was, after all, what passed for multidisciplinary with its mix of engineers, doctors and statisticians.
Team work between clinical trial specialists, computer scientists, medical doctors, and statisticians is important for the success of both adaptive design and construction of a safety network between medical facilities in Japanese research and development.
He collaborated with dozens of researchers – mathematicians, statisticians, biologists, epidemiologists, medical doctors and engineers.
Doctors and statisticians appear to have broadly welcomed the cause of stillbirth data that the Scottish registration process immediately generated.
2 Thus, the omission of stillbirths for almost the first century of British civil registration has arguably constituted a major difficulty for both doctors and statisticians.
