This effect can be attributed to an increased number of ascertained deaths in the setting of an unchanged number of patients at risk after tracing (Table 2).
The quantitative differences in IHHNV and IMNV copy number were ascertained by qPCR and confirmed the relationship of the inverse proportionality in the viral loads (next section).
Cell number was ascertained after 72 h treatment.
For 20 patients with small CNVs, real-time PCR was performed, and the results were consistent with the copy number status ascertained by CNVplex® analyses.
To achieve a similar number of ascertained families as in panel A, we increase the proportion of controls to 10% (scenarios B3 and B4).
The data was then linked to the hospital information system and pathology databases using the NHS number to ascertain outcomes and co-morbidity data.
Examination of the TIGR Plant Transcript assemblies [ 73] indicates that these genes are also present throughout angiosperms, although exact copy number cannot be ascertained since EST assemblies are not an accurate estimate of copy number.
The numerator is the number of cases that are notified and the denominator is the total number of cases ascertained through use of supplemental data sources.
Raw milk has frequently been identified as the source of foodborne illness outbreaks; however, the number of illnesses ascertained as part of documented outbreaks likely represents a small proportion of the actual number of illnesses associated with this food product.
According to Mayhew "Among these hapless lads were indeed many deaths from accidents, cruelty, privation, and exhaustion, but it does not appear that the number was ever ascertained".
According to Mayhew, "among these hapless lads were indeed many deaths from accidents, cruelty, privation, and exhaustion, but it does not appear that the number was ever ascertained".
