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McGraw Hill Financial, Inc. is an American publicly traded corporation headquartered in Rockefeller Center in New York City. Its primary areas of business are financial, publishing, and business services.
A family of viruses characterized by the appearance of a corona (crown) on electron microscopic imaging. These viruses are frequent causes of the common cold, and in the winter of 2002–2003, a new member of the family emerged as the cause of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS).
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A hypothesis-generating investigation in which the values of two or more summary characteristics are associated across different population groups.
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A seizure beginning in one hemisphere of the brain. It is manifested by automatisms, periods of memory loss, or aberrations of behavior.
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A term used to describe a statistical test if it reduces the chances of a type I error.
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* One of the standard terms for describing the outcome status of a patient's medical condition being treated with pharmacotherapy.
* The goals of therapy have not been achieved despite adequate dosages and adequate duration of therapy. Discontinuation of the present medication and initiation of new drug therapy is required.
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A rate for the entire population that is not specific or adjusted for any given subset of the population.
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A comparative study involving an intervention or manipulation. It is called a trial when human subjects are involved.
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A sequence of three consecutive nucleotides that specify an amino acid or amino acid chain termination.
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A procedure for overall comparison of two or more populations in which background differences in the distribution of covariables are removed. (See also Standardization. )
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* Includes the drug product and the dosage regimen being taken by a patient for a therapeutic indication.
* Used synonymously with pharmacotherapy.
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