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There is also often information in the study description added by the study validator, the person who tests the study on the EIS demonstration model at MSSL, before it enters the OSDB.
As you can see, the study contains information for the person using this study, if it is to be used for the original proposal.
There is also often information in the study description added by the study validator, the person who tests the study on the EIS demonstration model at MSSL, before it enters the OSDB. This information can include things like ''warnings'' — ''e.g.'', information about how not to use the study — and so on.
!Search methods
If you have some idea about the study you're looking for, ''e.g.'' it has ''CH'' in the name, you can use the search facility to save you time.