Previous research on concrete pavements in Florida indicated that a typical severe temperature differential in the concrete slab at midday has been found to be about +11.1 °C (+20.0 °F).
Hence, many selection experiments purposely impose very severe selection differentials because this will require the fewest number of generations to provide an accurate measure of heritability.
This is because when the RSS measurements from the reference AP incur from severe noise, the differential operation may bring noise to the differential RSS vector, which incurs the increase of localization error.
Patients with more severe strokes had larger differential dBP (p = 0.003) and differential sBP (p < 0.001) (Spearman correlation r = 0.22 and r = 0.26, respectively).
The current study demonstrates the potential for differentiating severe injury from both mild injury and normal myocardium using differential Tc-99m-teboroxime clearance kinetics.
If not, the impact of the misclassification will cause the real estimates to deviate towards the null-hypothesis, which is a less severe bias than a differential misclassification.
These different responses, depending on the severity of infection, suggest that CRP would be a more valuable infection marker because CRP increases gradually, even in less severe infection, allowing for differential diagnosis of SIRS or no SIRS.
First, similar to the argument proposed earlier with respect to symptomatic dengue in general, clinicians unfamiliar with the disease may fail to consider the possibility of severe dengue in their differential diagnosis of patients with hypovolemic shock, severe bleeding, or severe organ dysfunction.
Enteric viral infections, including norovirus, should be considered in the differential diagnosis of severe, persistent diarrhea in all immunocompromised patients--including CLL--that may result in severe morbidity and mortality in those affected.
Singular terms in differential equations pose severe challenges for numerical approximations on regular grids.
