Sentence examples for based on the smear from inspiring English sources

The mechanical bond slip relationship for steel-reinforced concrete at elevated temperatures is investigated by using an analytical model based on the smear crack theory and the thick-wall cylinder theory.

A mechanical model of bonding between steel rebar and concrete at elevated temperatures is proposed based on the smear crack theory and the thick-wall cylinder in its partially cracked elastic stage.

Sputum smear grade was based on the smear with the largest amount of AFB found.

The present study combines an analytical solution based on the smeared stiffener method with a novel social group optimisation (SGO) algorithm to develop a procedure for the solution of such an optimisation problem.

Based on the smearing analysis and the specific results for sensor faults, the authors advise to use contributions only if a sound physical interpretation of the principal components is available.

In Italy, organised screening is based on the Pap smear test, which is currently recommended to be carried out every 3 years; The quadrivalent programme of vaccination (x2) associated with access to screening for cervical cancer for the four cohorts of women eligible to be included in the multicohort vaccination programme.

Three cases were initially treated medically based on the findings of smear examination.

Although organized screening programs based on the Papanicolaou (Pap) smear have been very successful in reducing mortality, a major problem has emerged.

We also created a variable for site of TB disease based on the sites of smear and culture specimens documented in the medical record and compared this to a variable calculated from reported information regarding TB disease site.

Among 215 stool samples tested with PCR, 123 samples were selected from children who participated in the immunological investigations of the IDEA malaria study arm (i.e., children selected according to their infection status with helminths based on the Kato Katz thick smear, FLOTAC, and Baermann method results and according to asymptomatic or symptomatic malaria).

The results presented here suggest that cervical cancer screening programs should not be evaluated based on the number of smears taken per year only.