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The usefulness of TST as pre-screening before routine BCG vaccination needs to be carefully evaluated in conjunction with the current evaluation of the BCG vaccination programme as a whole.
Later the system is evaluated in conjunction with the context recognition stage to provide a realistic performance evaluation.
The convection heat transfer coefficient between the fins and the ambient air is evaluated in conjunction with the results obtained through the experimental investigation.
The flow behavior and work-hardening rate diagrams, together with the activity of different deformation mechanisms (deformation-induced martensitic transformations and deformation twinning), were evaluated in conjunction with the microstructural investigations using electron backscattering diffraction.
On the basis of UV-vis spectroscopy, the extent of genistein leaching during incubation in human blood was evaluated in conjunction with the PVP leaching from the blend membrane.
The process is then repeated and on the second pass each of the remaining 191 sites are evaluated in conjunction with the previously selected site.
Digital data potentially available from organizations producing maps and map atlases, e.g. John Bartholomew & Sons Ltd. or the National Geographic Society, were not evaluated in conjunction with this report.
Such concerns have recently been re-evaluated in conjunction with the Food and Drug Administration hearings regarding the safety of silicone gel breast implants and their availability for the general market [ 17, 18].
Rather, these data were used to gain insight into health problems among pastoralists including diarrhoeal disease and to identify risks and exposure pathways for zoonotic diarrhoeal disease transmission that when evaluated in conjunction with data from the calf-focused survey would enable identification of opportunities for shared disease risks among humans and animals.
These factors have been evaluated in conjunction with TUNEL staining for the detection of apoptotic cells.
Computation facility, greatly appreciated in clinical practice, should however be carefully evaluated in conjunction with predictive accuracy, because the two are often inversely correlated.
