A campaign of systematic round-ups across the three targeted provinces began.
It was not really until Claude Lanzmann's documentary, Shoah, and the trials of Vichy's most egregious antisemitic collaborators, Paul Touvier, Klaus Barbie and Maurice Papon, in the late 1980s and 1990s, along with the work of Beate and Serge Klarsfeld in documenting the systematic round up and deportation of the Jews, that the myth began to fray.
However, the data of the national HSS were used extensively for presenting results on background characteristics of MSM, HIV prevalence, and sexual risk behaviors, as it has a systematic three rounds of data and it is the only source that has the most recent information.
We provide estimates of population size and other demographic variables for individually-identified Asian elephants (Elephas maximus) in Uda Walawe National Park (UWNP), Sri Lanka based on systematic year-round observations.
We investigated these issues for wide-ranging large carnivores and their prey species in Banff National Park, Alberta, using data obtained from systematic, year-round monitoring of 13 newly constructed crossing structures for wildlife (underpasses and overpasses) for 34 months post-construction.
To determine the extent of animal influenza virus circulation in Côte d'Ivoire, Benin, and Togo, we initiated systematic year-round active influenza surveillance in backyard birds (predominantly chickens, guinea fowl, and ducks) and pigs.
This method is an iterative process that uses a systematic progression of repeated rounds of voting and is an effective process for determining expert group consensus where there is little or no definitive evidence and where opinion is important.
A recent study from the Netherland assessed the effect of yearly systematic screening after three rounds of screening [ 37].
It used a systematic process involving several rounds of review and analysis and has resulted in 18 characteristics.
In our previous study, CFs were identified on the basis of inductive reasoning, using several rounds of systematic analysis to establish what factors could explain low scores.
The investigators worked in a closed intensive care unit that employed large numbers of physicians (six residents, two postdoctoral fellows, and two attending physicians for a 14-bed unit), and used a structured standard checklist to make patient review during rounds more systematic.
