Although the findings were compelling, the study troubled committee members because it was partly "unblinded," meaning that the patients' doctors knew which treatments they were taking, although the scientists analyzing the data did not.
Last month, the Central Bank was able to reverse a deeper plunge in the value of the pound, which briefly traded at more than 300 to the dollar, by selling off dollars at a deep discount to banks, said Steve H. Hanke, a professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University who studies troubled currencies.
Guided by this perspective, the present study troubled the common thinking concerning how families of children with disabilities are viewed as powerless and vulnerable individuals in practice albeit legislation's intention.
Correction: November 21, 2001, Wednesday An article on Nov. 10 about covenant marriage, a form of agreement that makes divorce harder, misstated a finding of a study of troubled marriages.
Schering-Plough and Merck insist the ENHANCE study, though troubled, is only one trial testing their cholesterol drugs.
Of this fact, they imply new logical investigations, associating to the classical logic founded on the third excluded logic of third inclusive allowing to virtually studying the trouble from psychic real-life experiences.
But the organizations in charge of the study were troubled by the findings.
Marian L. Tupy is a policy analyst at the Cato Institute's Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity and author of the study Troubling Signs for South African Democracy Under the ANC.
According to this study, troubles of repolarization during post-trauma SAH are frequent in the acute phase of the first 3 days.
The circumstances regarding these studies raise troubling questions about the ability of government to effectively issue rules protecting public health when studies are conducted, controlled and selectively published or provided to the rulemaking agency by the regulated industry [ 8, 60].
