Nienhaus et al [27] in a study that comprised 261 HCWs with exposure to M. tuberculosis, 40% of positive QFN-G-IT had negative TST; and Herrmann et al [43], in a contact study involving HCWs, described that, in 2 of 19 cases QFN-G-IT was positive and TST negative.
A case study that comprises a dairy facility involving the production + 100 different fresh products using an order-driven management system will be presented.
In a recent study that comprises 837 patients with sarcoidosis, an increase of ALT and AST was found in up to 15% of cases [ 11].
The CervixCan study was further divided into two parts, that is, the CervixCan I study that comprises cases who are the sole participants of their family and the CervixCan II study that comprises individuals with more than one first-degree relative also participating.
Testing was carried out within a larger study that comprised a two-hour session.
It is more than 20 years since Waldenström and Gottvall [ 10] published results from a randomised controlled trial (RCT) of birth on a birth seat in a Swedish study that comprised 294 birthing women (compliance rate 49.3%).
In keeping with our findings, a recent study that comprised biologic-naïve RA patients recruited to the British Society for Rheumatology Biologics Register from 2002 to 2009 found no difference in risk in comparison with the general population (SIR 1.07 (95 % CI 0.72 to 1.52) [ 38].
For humans, estimates of risk of vCJD infection were obtained from a previous study that comprised n = 129 vCJD cases in British people, and were fitted using maximum likelihood methods by Boëlle et al. [ 6].
In this paper is summarized an experimental study that comprised quasi-static cyclic tests and shake table tests of twenty walls, conducted to provide information on the effect of lightweight and low-strength concrete on seismic performance of thin lightly-reinforced shear walls.
In brief, the GHAIA study (acronym for: Ghanaians in Amsterdam) was a cross-sectional study that comprised of structured interviews along with a brief medical examination among Ghanaian migrants in 2010 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
