Caribbean through a search of PubMed (U.S. National Library of Medicine, Bethesda, Maryland, United States), LILACS (Latin American and Caribbean Center on Health Sciences Information, PAHO/WHO, São Paulo, Brazil), and the CENTRAL (Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials, The Cochrane Collaboration, London, United Kingdom). Studies were included if published on 1 January -- 31 December 2015, at least one author was affiliated with at least one LAC country, the clinical trial was conducted in at least one LAC site, and the full text of the article was available (see Supplementary Materials for more details). To find any additional studies, a manual search was performed on the reference lists of retrieved, relevant articles.

A sample of references was randomly selected using a random number sequence generator by nosetup.org, an openanother participant; and (2) because the decree fails to specifically provide for an accounting of the transfer without consideration of a lease purchase contract from 10-Dix to Farbeck.
Some time prior to April, 1964, Jewel Tea Company acquired a shopping center known as Wallacetown and its adjacent land in Chicago Heights, Illinois. In furtherance of a plan to develop the center, Jewel sought the assistance of Louis Beckman, a Kankakee real estate developer and investor, who, concurrently, operated in an agency capacity for Allen Bros. and O'Hara, a Tennessee general contractor and developer. Subsequently, on May 2, 1964, a meeting was held in Beckman's office in Kankakee, Illinois at which were present, in addition to Beckman, plaintiff, Farina and two associates of Beckman, Joel Brault and Bill Thompson. Because