The subject's vital signs had indeed improved measurably.The subject's vital signs had indeed improved measurably. [The nurses' log also agreed with the computer records. However, Dr. Moriat had no way of knowing that some of those entries had been copied from the computer. No visits were unmarked, which would have indicated that they'd been missed. Therefore, there was no sign that anything abnormal had occurred.] Wilbur Cross' vital signs were now in the range for a fairly healthy 40- year old. But _why_? Vivienne knew she'd need to explain this before her work was accepted; some of her more jealous colleagues may use it as an excuse to cry about possible adverse effects. Still more odd was the fact that the subject's vital signs seemed to improve in irregularly-timed discrete jumps. The answer, as always, was hidden in the data, but Dr. Moriat had no idea of where to start looking. She yawned. Vivienne shut the light off and massaged her temples. A nap would refresh her and allow her to think clearly again. Day 4, 0031: Wilbur blinked groggily, trying to shake the cobwebs from his head. |