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Likewise, due to difficulties inherent to high TB incidence settings (potential multiple infection sources, resource prioritization, difficulty of defining full population-based collections, etc)., no epidemiological or contact tracing data was available to independently and systematically evaluate the epidemiological significance of the strain clusters identified.
In post-conflict settings, potential changes in government policies, such as policy on imports of GM foods, require contingency planning.
Therefore, following awareness raising sessions undertaken at key settings, potential participants were offered the opportunity to attend a game.
Finally, although the two cohorts were recruited from similar settings, potential differences in socio-demographic characteristics might have obscured any difference in ATT outcomes between the two groups.
Méndez said that while his office was currently "getting so much business from the United Kingdom", the manner in which the country's government responds to complaints about human rights violations had what he described as a "precedent-setting potential" for other states.
Surveillance feeds have opened thousands of such spaces, transforming the most banal settings into potential crime scenes.
Numerical experiments are conducted to find the best parameter settings and potential searching abilities of each algorithm.
This talk will summarize recent advances in migraine genetics in clinic- and population-based settings, discuss potential implications and pitfalls, as well as outlines future directions.
Settings of potential and time for each electrode was determined with experimental design in a solution containing 1.0 mM K4[Fe CN 6] in 0.1 M phosphate buffer (pH 6.8).
Optimal settings for potential and time in the electrochemical cleaning procedure at each electrode were chosen at recoveries of 100% (compared to polished electrodes).
In the MOR-U and SED settings, the potential energy from aerobic oxidation of H2 or CH4 exceeded that from aerobic sulfur oxidation at higher temperatures (lower mixing ratios) (Figure 8A).
