"single-blind" meaning in English

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          "text": "By definition, a single-blind study is the one in which either the patient or investigator is blind to the assignment of the patient. In practice, a single-blind trial is referred to as a trial in which only the patient is unaware of his or her treatment assignment.",
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          "word": "single blind"
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      "word": "single blind"
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  "word": "single-blind"
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