The authors of the study discussed how self-soothing might work – but they didn't research it.
Dr. Fauci and Dr. John Treanor of the University of Rochester, the lead investigator of the study, discussed the results on Tuesday in a telephone news conference.
The results of the study, discussed during interviews here ahead of an international AIDS conference, confirmed earlier reports that a relatively simple drug regimen can stop many infected mothers from infecting their children during pregnancy and childbirth.
An early draft of the study discussed potentially dangerous levels of contamination in hydrofracking fluids and mentioned "possible evidence" of contamination of an aquifer.
Dr. Tchernichovski and Gary Marcus, who studies infant language learning at New York University and who helped design the study, discussed the results.
As the authors of the study discussed in your Oct. 20 editorial "A Mysterious Upsurge in Autism," we appreciate that you pointed out that our study did not rule out the possibility that the upsurge was caused by a rise in the number of parents who sought assessments of their children.
Over all, research has shown ephedra to be effective for weight loss in the short term; but after the study discussed in the e-mails found only slight weight loss, Muscletech asked the researcher to publish an abstract concerning issues of safety instead.
The next section describes the information-collection process used in the study discussed in this paper.
A precise calibration of oscillation amplitude (better than 5%) is essential for the study discussed here.
EMH and IW planned the study, discussed the analysis and wrote the manuscript.
The software used in the study discussed in this paper is openly available as part of the SynergyNet 2.5 Software framework: https://github.com/synergynet/synergynet2.5.
