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Similarly, Monnet and colleagues [ 6], measuring the descending aortic blood flow with an esophageal Doppler probe, reported that aortic blood flow variation and respiratory variation in aortic peak velocity were reliable indices for detecting fluid responsiveness and better predictors than the flow time corrected for heart rate, a static preload index provided by the esophageal Doppler.

Lt. Corina refused to tell reporters what new information triggered the probe, but ABC News reported that detectives interviewed Marilyn Wayne, who was boating near the Splendour and said she heard a woman's cries for help.

Data collectors reported that considerable probing was necessary to facilitate maternal recall of the event and approximate their responses of time regardless of mothers' age, level of education and parity.

In December 2011, officials at Charlotte Douglas International Airport had to probe reports that 12 security officers botched bag screenings.

In 1991, the People newspaper exposed Ling in a piece headlined "Music Girls Maestroo In Sex Probe, which reported that police were investigating claims of sex abuse at Chetham's.

That's not to say there weren't fireworks, though: NASA's Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN (MAVEN) satellite and other orbiting probes have reported that the comet left a serious amount of debris that created a spectacular meteor shower above the Red Planet.

Electrostatic probe measurements are reported that identify flame location, displacement speeds of reaction region, and other flame properties within an industrial furnace that is operated with high-temperature preheated air.

(2004) used steady-state probe topography and reported that the processing of unpleasant images is associated with widespread frontal latency reductions in females, but not in males.

On probing, some participants reported that they were aware of a condition characterized by leakage of urine, persistent smell of urine following difficult delivery, or women who constantly used clothes pads to prevent leakage of urine.

Some time before 2015 the probe should report that it has entered the heliopause, an area where the sun's "solar wind" is no longer strong enough to beat back the stellar winds of neighbouring stars.

Therefore, our data suggest that the probes reported here can be used with existing clinical instrumentation to detect tumors and potentially other types of inflammatory lesions to guide surgical decision making in real time.