Contaminated sands are interpreted closest to the dumpsite at VES 1 and 3 (Fig. 10c).
In addition to providing guidance for performing and interpreting closed patch testing, the updated parameter provides concrete recommendations for assessing metal hypersensitivity in patients receiving prosthetic devices, for evaluating workers with occupational contact dermatitis, and also for addressing allergic contact dermatitis in children.
They are generally interpreted as close relatives of Ephedra.
The authors interpreted the close linkage of the VAB/SN and eye size QTL as evidence that the traits are functionally and evolutionarily related.
Finally, all TBEV serology results should be interpreted in close cooperation between human and veterinary medicine, and recommendations for the vaccination of humans, based exclusively on the TBEV sero-prevalence in animals should be avoided.
The use of IGRAs for serial testing is also contentious, given the lack of clarity on how to interpret values close to the assay cut point and how to define and treat IGRA conversions and reversions.
The central Gansu-Silk Road migration hypothesis (route C in Figure 1) has important implications for interpreting the close similarity and dearth of diversity among 19th century P. t. virgata and in modern P. t. altaica since behavioral and geographic factors may have interacted to produce mitochondrial invariability in the common ancestor of the two subspecies.
She was seen as a wronged woman, understandably swayed by feminine emotion after her abandonment and the death of her child, and her attack on Gentien was interpreted as something close to an expression of natural justice.
The node labelled LP_Hybrid_Tremor encapsulates (non-double-couple) Long Period, Hybrid seismic events and volcanic tremor, all of which conventionally are interpreted – if observed close to or under a volcano – as indicators of magmatic fluid or gas movement.
Some analysts have interpreted the rather close results (51.7percentt for Hollande, 48.3percentt for Sarkozy) as evidence that France remains fundamentally divided, almost equally, between the Left and the Right.
