Strauss's connection to her subjects runs deep, as evidenced by several emotional e-mail exchanges included in the book.
There are cases where reporters may choose to withhold some details of what they plan to write while seeking verification for fear that the subject might "front run" by rushing out a favorably spun version preemptively.
There was plenty to sample — there are roughly 1,000 restaurants in New Orleans now, up a cool couple of hundred from before the storm, according to The New Orleans Menu, a Web site dedicated to the subject that is run by Tom Fitzmorris.
There are no firm numbers about how much misconduct goes on in science, but Fang, Casadevall and their colleagues turned to the most complete database on the subject, which is run by the ORI.
Finally, two further analyses in which the samples above were combined with another 168 subjects with COPD were run by gender using the 16 item QOLS.
He set up the "millennium village project", taking 14 places in rural Africa with about 500,000 people and, since 2006, making them the subjects of a $150m project run by his university and African governments.The project motto: "no single intervention is enough…we must improve them all"—carries huge hopes.
Raven Test isthe ratio of correct answers in the test (a non verbal IQ test) run by all subjects participating in the experiment.
The devices are the subject of a class action run by Shine Lawyers in the federal court.
The Arizona Diamondbacks, the Cleveland Indians and the Texas Rangers — as well as the A's, the subject of "Moneyball" — are all run by the statistically inclined, with limited recent success to show for it.
The two cecal samples were subjected to a single pyrosequence run by 454 Life Sciences using a 454 Life Sciences Genome Sequencer GS20 and analyzed using the SEED Annotation Engine in MG-RAST (http://metagenomics.nmpdr.org; Version 1.2) [63].
