SPSS version 13.0 was used for data analysis in order to calculate how the TB reporting enquiry system is affected by variables such as sex, age, ethnicity, reporting year, site of disease, living conditions, sputum smear status, sputum culture status, chest radiography and the hospital level at which the diagnosis took place.
In this experiment, normal observers matched the length of perceived smear in two conditions that were designed to produce comparable retinal stimulation and, therefore, similar amounts of masking.
The borided alloy exhibited excellent wear resistance along with a lower coefficient of friction against sapphire ball under both dry and smear lubricated sliding conditions when compared to the as-received state.
A recent evaluation of deaths among 7,999 culture positive pulmonary tuberculosis cases in Shanghai, China, identified advanced age, sputum smear positivity, comorbid conditions and gender as factors associated with death [ 15].
Normal observers matched the length of perceived smear in two experimental conditions that were designed to produce similar trajectories of retinal image motion.
Thus, she said, the test may be a cost-effective tool for figuring out which women with atypical Pap smears actually have precancerous conditions.
As expected, in the saccade condition perceived smear first increased and then decreased as the duration of the flashed dot extended beyond the duration of the eye movement.
The cytology laboratories had not been informed about the study and were therefore analysing the smears under routine screening conditions.
The cytology laboratories had not been informed about the study and therefore read the smears under routine screening conditions.
In a similar way, our preliminary data show that bacteria are visible in plasma, as well as in whole blood smears in various inflammatory conditions.
Thirty-eight of the 58 expressed proteins were expressed with no smearing at any temperature in any strain, and 10 expressed proteins had smears in half of the conditions tested.
