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These evaluations included history and physical examination; contacts identified as tuberculosis suspects were further evaluated with sputum microscopy and culture, chest radiography, and HIV serostatus.

Participants who were identified as TB suspects were further investigated for TB and HIV using sputum analysis and rapid HIV testing.

The suspected colonies were further tested through a series of biochemical tests to identify Shigella and Salmonella species [ 21].

All suspected cases were further investigated by interviewing physicians using a questionnaire that addressed the patient's AE clinical history.

The suspected cases were further sub-classified into groups consisting of 43 patients with 'suspected lymphocytic hypophysitis', ten patients with isolated ACTH deficiency, six patients with lymphocytic hypophysitis that had progressed to empty sella, two patients with isolated ACTH deficiency and an empty sella and four patients with diabetes insipidus (neuro-infundibulo-hypophysitis).

Critics who suspected a whitewash were further alarmed when Mr. Brown's original plan required the panel to take the bulk of its evidence behind closed doors, a condition that was quickly abandoned under pressure from war critics, and from the commissioners themselves.

Suspect positive samples were further heated to 80 °C for 10 s to eliminate the presence of other natural antibiotic inhibitors, lysozyme and lactoferrin (Kellnerová et al. 2015; Layada et al., 2016).

Those with a positive IGRA or suspected TB infection were further assessed for active TB with an additional induced sputum sample or bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL).

The suspected Brucella colonies isolated were further identified and characterized by molecular and chemical methods (see below).

Individuals who failed the screening test (i.e. suspected cases of MSI) were further examined using the standardised examination protocol.

Students suspected of having ARD were further screened by a healthcare provider and sent to the clinic for treatment and testing as appropriate.