The objective of the study was to examine 1 center's experience with fetal blood sampling via the fetal intrahepatic vein (IHV) and cordocentesis.
In this paper we examine (1) several intentions behind metaphor conception and selection, and (2) consider various ways a product metaphor can be designed.
To examine (1) the validity of ultrasound imaging to measure osteophytes and (2) the association between osteophytes and insertional Achilles tendinopathy (IAT).
To examine: 1) current knowledge on normal biologic variation of seminal parameters; 2) how stress and psychological factors affect sperm quality in fertile and infertile males; and 3) how mental illness and psychopharmacologic agents can affect male fertility.
Here we examine: (1) the detailed distribution pattern of RCPs within a river valley, (2) the habitat preferences of RCP species, and (3) the correlation between the richness of RCP species and selected variables.
Objectives: To examine (1) the frequency of hospitalizations and outpatient visits for depression in spinal cord injury (SCI) and disorders (SCD) and (2) the association between patient characteristics and the receipt of a depression diagnosis.
The present study was thus designed to examine: 1) whether there are vasodilator fibers in the masseter muscle ; and 2) if there are, to elucidate the neural pathways mediating these responses in urethane-anesthetized rats.
In this article, we examine (1) the evolving role of research within education, (2) the legal and professional guidelines for conducting education research, and (3) common research designs and statistical procedures that are used to conduct education research.
We wanted to examine 1) how many people without CWP developed it after 11 years, and 2) how anxiety, depression, alcohol use, smoking, sleeping problems, and body mass index (BMI) were associated with this development.
For both sites, total N (TN), total P (TP) and TN TP mass ratios in water, sediment and macrophytes were used to examine (1) spatial variations within the systems, (2) differences between the systems and (3) seasonal variations.
To examine (1) the effect of cognitive ability on balance confidence and falls, (2) the relationship of balance confidence and falls with quantitative measures of gait, and (3) measures that predict falls, in people with essential tremor (ET).
