In summary blood collection techniques can profoundly alter measured concentrations of AGEs in mother and fetus.
Still, he said, each day Nixon was provided with "a summary," a collection of clippings from the major newspapers, which he studied compulsively.
After Aquinas, the summa remains a form for the systematic organization of an entire area of study, though often it becomes a summary, a collection of answers, a manual in which to look up answers to particular questions rather than a series of questions.
In summary, this collection of ESTs represents a substantial increase on the information available for melon.
All audiorecordings will be analysed by the interviewer using a summary data collection form to monitor the content of the orientation calls.
In summary, a collection of interactions that were predicted by the crystal structure of the homologous GluClα receptor was examined in the GluClβ receptor.
In summary, the collection of articles included in this supplement provides a review of our current understanding of SSc and other CTDs, the pathophysiologic processes involved, and the approach to management.
In summary, data collection and analyses from in-depth interviews and observation conducted in 5 of the 12 facilities, in addition to interviews conducted with members of the expert wound team in the hospital, and with the study APNs, revealed the critical role facility leadership played in ensuring implementation of the intervention.
Table 1 Summary of data collection activities Data source Data collected and sample size (no.
Table 1 Summary of data collection methods, and demographics of samples, in each country Country Sampling and data collection method Questionnaires distributed and returned Gender n Age (years) N/n (mean ± SD) Germany Random urban (50%%) and rural (50%%) samples aged 18 65 years from general population listings supplied by local municipal authority.
Which is almost, but not quite, a completely unfair summary of this collection.
