Risk of bias of the various types across studies is summarized in Figure 2. The included studies reported a total of 117 measures (100 measuring patient outcomes and 17 measuring caregiver outcomes) to examine the 22 primary and secondary outcomes selected for examination in this review.
Howard's 11th book of poems holds up language for examination in the strangeness of its uses while constructing a humane, inclusive, theatrical vision of the world.
Howards 11th book of poems holds up language for examination in the strangeness of its uses while constructing a humane, inclusive, theatrical vision of the world.
No elaborate specimen-preparation techniques are required for examination in the SEM, and large and bulky specimens may be accommodated.
The devices he removes will be "quarantined" and then sent for examination, in an attempt to help fill out some of the gaps in what is known of their risks.
Marked as if for performance by quotation marks, semicolons and italics, full of hesitations and specifications, this is not "the real language of men" that Wordsworth praised; it is poetry that holds up language for examination in the strangeness of its uses.
Four hundred twenty of these specimens were randomly chosen for examination in no particular order.
It receives applications filed in Singapore and sends these for examination in Australia or Austria.
The metal strips were separated from the threads and attached to pure carbon sample mounts for examination in the SEM.
It presents a preliminary survey that was conducted in order to select representative maps and sites for examination in an online user survey.
On return to the laboratory, the stacked foils are separated for examination in a variable pressure scanning electron microscope, without need for surface coating.
