During these phases, midwives noticed danger signs, identified problems, revised and confirmed initial problem identification, and organized for medical intervention or referral.
Cases were recruited through a rapid identification system organized at five participating hospitals, which identified about 90% of eligible cases, and cancer registries.
The PBCS patients were women ages 20 to 74 years with newly diagnosed, pathologically confirmed in situ or invasive breast carcinoma identified using a rapid identification system organized at five participating hospitals and via cancer registries.
Both hot-wire anemometry and particle image velocimetry have been employed to investigate the dynamical evolution of the pulsed jet and allow the identification of the jet organized flow structures.
Conversely, microbial ecology and other disciplines using metabarcoding tools for species identification have had no organized standardization efforts until recently.
While imaginary identification has an organizing role in mental life, Lacan [ 16, 22, 23] stresses its accompanying tendency for misrecognition: it masks the heterogeneity of the subject through sustaining a sense of self-unity [ 16].
It did not identify a source for the counterfeit products, but noted immigrations and customs agents, as well as border-protection authorities, were involved in the tracking and identification of what it called "organized criminals".
Target-word identification patterns showed that listeners organized the 10-step sibilant continuum into three sections.
Six cattle bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) clones were sequenced, resulting in the identification of 30 ULBP loci organized in two gene clusters on BTA9.
Youths swept streets, organized security and checked identification at checkpoints in a show of popular mobilization that any transitional government will at least have to acknowledge.
