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The proportion of smoking-induced total leukemia and acute myeloid leukemia attributable to the benzene taken up from cigarette smoke was assessed by combining epidemiologic data on the health effects of smoking with risk assessment techniques for low-dose extrapolation (Korte et al., 2000).
Gait, in particular, has been assessed by combining data from an onboard sensor system, ethnographic observations and self-confrontation interviews.
The energy intake of individual females was assessed by combining detailed feeding observations with nutritional analysis of food samples.
Current surveillance activity was assessed by combining data layers for government disease investigations, proximity to vets and wildlife disease investigations.
These findings indicate that rat CBF could be noninvasively and quantitatively assessed by combining 99mTc-HMPAO-planar imaging and SPECT, thereby avoiding arterial blood sampling.
The ethene oligomerization performance of heterogeneous, Ni-based acid catalysts has been assessed by combining experimental measurements and Single-Event MicroKinetic (SEMK) modelling.
The material parameters are assessed by combined linear regressions of linearised parts of these curves with the method of least squares either in strain stress-life strain stress-life–spacen and strain-life planes.
In an additional set of experiments, apoptosis was assessed by combined annexin V/propidium iodide staining (Dako, Glostrup, Deenmark), according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Investigation of methylation status of the MT3 promoter was assessed by combined bisulfate treatment of genomic DNA and sequencing after PCR amplification.
When assessed by combined heart rate and movement sensing, there are intrinsic differences between the 2 traits that should not be dismissed.
Formeister et al. (43) showed that RIZ1 hypermethylation and LINE-1 hypomethylation, assessed by combined bisulfite restriction analysis, in non-tumor liver tissue were associated with time-to-recurrence.
