Sentence examples for iv contact from inspiring English sources

More common is a Type IV, contact allergy -- not "life-threatening," Dr. Mikhail said, though it can cause "horrible eczema".

For example, a period may consist of the following sequential phases: (I) contact with progression, (II) contact without progression, (III) no contact and (IV) contact without progression.

As observed in the videos, prey (especially small prey) are typically pinned down between the feet by the claws of both left and right D-II, while D-I, III and IV contact the ground, steadying the bird for feeding.

In our study, we evaluated whether four WHO-recommended nonpharmaceutical interventions can efficiently control the current Ebola epidemic: (i) transmission precautions for health care workers, (ii) sanitary burial, (iii) isolation of infectious Ebola patients, and (iv) contact-tracing with follow-up and quarantine.

Nurses can direct mothers to relevant resources as required or mothers can find information themselves, and (iv) Contacts and Assistance – contains a list of useful contact numbers and provides a portal through which mothers can privately message their group's nurse.

HER2 lacks the domain II-IV contact and the domain I-III interface appears stable [ 1].

The major manufacturers/importers in the US of vitamin C preparations that can be administered IV were contacted by telephone.

Mn II) was first dissolved from the ocean floor basalts of the Emperor-Hawaiian hot spot during weathering by infiltrating seawater, followed by the formation of nano- or microsized (colloidal, <0.24 μm) Mn(IV) particles in contact with more oxygenated deep-sea water.

Atomic force microscopy (AFM) measurements were performed on a Bruker Dimension 3100 AFM employing a Nanoscope IV controller in contact mode on the dry sample surface using a Bruker SNL10 probe (nominal spring constant 0.06 N/m, nominal tip radius 2 nm).

In addition, in order to compare the release of pro-angiogenic cytokines (Table S1), we performed antibody-based protein array analysis of culture supernatants of: i) SKW6.4 lymphoma cells, ii) MSC, iii) SKW6.4/MSC co-cultured in direct contact; iv) SKW6.4/MSC co-cultured in transwell plates.

Here we assess the broader phylogeographic patterns within Lacerta lepida with the specific aims to i) clarify the distribution of mtDNA phylogroups; ii) identify refugial areas within these phylogroups during the glacial periods; iii) date the main demographic and evolutionary events within Lacerta lepida; and finally iv) identify secondary contact zones between the different phylogroups.