ELFA: enzyme-linked fluorescent assay (automated qualitative test) ELISA: enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay IF: immunofluorescence; this technique was not performed for sentinel samples RT-PCR: reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction The sentinel networks in England and Scotland did not apply a precise case definition for influenza-like illness.
The study of AIDs, characterized by lifelong recurrent and seemingly unprovoked episodes of inflammation and fever, has revealed that specific conditions like FMF, MKD, TRAPS, NLRP-related diseases, and skin autoinflammatory disorders have distinct features and specific therapeutic options, emphasizing the need for a precise diagnostic identification in each case.
"He is intent on making a very pointed and precise case," said David Axelrod, Mr. Obama's chief strategist.
In addition, the relatively large number of glioma cases allowed for a precise investigation of risk by sex and across a relatively wide range of total alcohol, beer, wine, and liquor intakes.
In some cases the presence of two peptides gave evidence for a precise subtype specification.
The European case arose because the UK judges asked their European colleagues for a precise meaning of certain provisions of the EU air quality directive.
"I'm here for a precise goal: to make money.
2. Ask for a precise number.
When asking for a salary, ask for a precise number.
In this way a precise calibration, made case by case, may be obtained and will be useful for thorough research on wind turbine airfoil transition effects.
The statements summarized into category 4, the detailed recollection of very specific events and the ability to retrieve this factual knowledge, for example the management of precise cases, can be explained by the emotional involvement of the student in these cases.
