The various measures necessary for containing the Ebola outbreak include corpses 'rapid burial and identifying subjects likely to be in contact with an infected person.
The IED-IR criteria were more sensitive than the DSM-IV criteria only in identifying subjects with significant impulsive-aggressive behavior by a factor of 16.
Analysis of trabecular boundness on digital hip radiographs could be useful for identifying subjects with low bone mineral density (BMD) or osteoporosis.
On the basis of this background, efforts should be made in order to identify predictors or interventions that could help respectively in identifying subjects at higher risk for anxiety and in preventing/limiting anxiety and its consequences.
The sample images of correct verification reveal that the proposed DGHM features are capable of identifying subjects; the videos of which have significant variations in terms of resolutions, pose, and color.
High risk studies including healthy relatives of patients with depression demonstrate that REM sleep alterations may precede the clinical expression of depression and may thus be useful in identifying subjects at high risk for the illness.
Objective: To determine the accuracy of questions in identifying subjects occupationally exposed to high noise level and those with hearing loss using noise dosimeter and pure-tone air conduction audiometry as the gold standards.
Reduction of heart rate variability appears to be a marker for identifying subjects with an increased risk for cardiac mortality, particularly in patients after myocardial infarction and in elderly people.
To investigate the concordance/discordance of IGF-1 and peak stimulated GH in identifying subjects with reduced GH secretion and to determine the physiological significance of any discordance in obese subjects.
The Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) was most effective in identifying subjects with at-risk, hazardous, or harmful drinking.
On the other hand, surrogate biomarkers may be useful for identifying subjects at risk, and specifying acceptance or deferral of blood donations.
