The 10 micron sections were stained with hematoxylin and eosin and the severity of emphysema in each core was measured on digital images of the sample using an in-house point counting program.
Specifically, we compare two water supply interventions - deep wells with public hand pumps and biosand filters (an in-house, point-of-use water treatment technology) - with two types of cholera immunization programs with new-generation vaccines - general community-based and targeted and school-based programs.
Giles Peaker, a partner at Anthony Gold, a solicitor specialising in housing, points to the bill's conflicting facets.
But in-house lawyers point to the growing number of celebrities and other wealthy clients suing under CFAs.
In other words, he found that mobile campaigns are usually managed through a time-consuming mix of in-house technology, "point solutions", and products like AppNexus which aren't built specifically for mobile.
You can cast spells and duel with fellow (live) students, you can make potions, and keep track of house points in the Great Hall.
Ahmad, one of 10 Sudanese refugees who used to live in the house, pointed at an iron gate guarding the courtyard.
Cheating can result in your house points being taken away.
Wizards-in-training earn house points as they valiantly prep for the Tournament of Wizards at the end of the week.
The incidence of recent infection varied from 2.8% when using commercial test to 8.7% using in-house-test, pointing out differences in sensitivity and specificity of these assays.
Exploring means to reduce this iatrogenic risk, a standardised in-house five-point protocol offering clinical guidance on the use and duration of ventilation was introduced, analysed and the impact on outcome assessed.
