Abstract: A presentation system for succinctly presenting information contained in a clinical trial report can include a summary report, having information displayed thereon in a plurality of spatially distinct, predefined regions. Each of the predefined regions has an information type associated therewith. The plurality of spatially distinct, predefined regions include: a bibliographical region, including bibliographical information relating to the clinical trial report; a patient characteristic region, including patient characteristic information relating to patients treated in a clinic trial reported in the clinical trial report; an end point region, including end point information relating to at least one end point of the clinical trial; and an arm region, including arm information relating to at least one arm of the clinical trial.

Abstract: A spill resistant insect bait station having a continuous outer wall leading from the base or bottom surface up to an upper annular surface having a central axial recessed opening therein leading down to a bait source contained in the interior of the station, the interior of the station having an inverted conical concave part shape, so as to provide for flooding or concentration of the bait to the lowest point of the cone or concave part which communicates in close proximity with an opening in the bottom of the central axial recessed opening in which the insect can climb the outer wall to enter the station to retrieve the bait and then exit the station carrying bait back to the insect habitat.

Abstract: Multiple embodiments of a display-ready carton each include an opening formed in one vertical panel both to display articles within the carton and to permit their removal as desired. The opening preferably extends into the top panel of the carton and includes a removable reinforcing element, more preferably a T-bar, extending across the opening. The carton is preferably formed from corrugated material having a horizontal axis of corrugation in the panel forming the opening and a vertical axis of corrugation in the end panels to structurally rigidify the carton. The carton is preferably the same height as the articles and is more preferably formed from a wrap including the front, back, top and bottom panels and end pieces forming the two end panels.

Abstract: A transport and display carton is formed from a first generally rectangular element forming a bottom panel for the carton, a second elongated rectangular element including five segments and four interconnecting generally right angle folds and dividing the bottom panel into three generally equal areas, and a third rectangular element having a first straight segment intersecting two parallel segments of the first element and extending substantially along the length of the bottom panel to divide it into six exposed cells for receiving articles to be transported and displayed, the second and third elements being of substantially the same height on the bottom panel to provide structural rigidity for the carton.