TCM diagnosis and treatment are formed based on a comprehensive analysis of the clinical manifestations obtained through four main procedures: observation, listening, questioning, and pulse analysis [ 1].
Syndrome differentiation in TCM is the comprehensive analysis of clinical information gained by the four main diagnostic TCM procedures: observation, listening, questioning and pulse taking.
After the procedure, observations were carried out daily.
In total, 3.8% (16 856) of knee replacement observations, 3.9% (16 416) of hip replacement observations, and 3.0%7878 440) of cataract procedure observations were excluded for missing data.
Table 1 Rapid qualitative detection of different edible adulterants in milk Adulterant Procedure Observation Limit of detection (v/v) (R. Sharma, Rajput, Barui, & N., 2012) References Sugar Take 5 mL milk sample in a test tube.
(Arvind Singh et al. 2012) Table 3 Rapid qualitative detection of different mixed adulterants in milk Adulterant Procedure Observation Limit of detection (v/v) (Sharma et al. 2012) References Detergent A. Take 5 ml in a test tube and add 0.1 ml 0.5% Bromocresol Purple (BCP) solution.
For the purpose of this work, information was retrieved from the regional database of the Burgundy perinatal network [ 9, 10], from medical charts, and from the specifically created procedure observation files.
The paper presents and discusses experimental procedures, visual observations and test results considered important to obtain data that can be used in validation of constitutive relations and failure criteria.
All procedures and observations complied with UKCCCR (UK co-ordinating committee on cancer research) guidelines.
Since only 13 of the 920 patients (1.4%) had bilateral procedures (bilateral observations), the within individual correlations were not taken into account in the statistical analyses.
