We examined the use of the rebound tonometer for measuring IOP in non-anaesthetised birds, along with the device's robustness to alignment errors.
A method to estimate the CoV of the concrete strength using the CoV of rebound hammer test results is also proposed to overcome the need for a high number of destructive tests.
With either approach, patients should be monitored closely after corticosteroid use for any evidence of rebound pain.
However, the decline in use of varicella vaccine rebounded following the resolution of the shortage.
In the 12 months following notification, there was a decrease in return visits for dental services at Site 5, but the use of dental services rebounded to pre-exposure levels between 13 months and 18 months (table 4).
"The market will use -- during a time of rebound -- any evidence it can find that things aren't going to be bad as a plus," said David A. Henwood, chief investment officer for Raymond James & Associates.
While it is now clear that the therapeutic gap should be avoided, it remains unclear which alternative drugs should be used to limit this risk of rebound after natalizumab [ 22].
Use of the video has rebounded on Mr Yeltsin and the euphemism used by the Russian media to describe the man in the video - 'a man resembling Yuri Skuratov' - has become a catchphrase.
Anderson, in particular, showed his class, consistently swinging the ball at a full length with the occasional use of a hostile bouncer to rebound from a disappointing display at Lord's when England were beaten on a made-to-order green wicket.
These biological factors, such as amount of and location of brown fat, post-chemotherapy thymic rebound, the use of granulocyte macrophage-colony stimulating factor, inflammation, and infection, can have a confounding effect on PET images.
As long as side-effects of long term use of ASD are unknown and rebound effects make patients afraid to stop, to negotiate with patients to reduce medication is not an attractive alternative [ 12, 24].
