... some or the entire mold is finished. Itcould require experimenting with cycle times, even changing some steeldimensions, or the cooling provisions in all or in certain areas of the mold.Often, ... never unhappy to pay the premium, because they too gainedby being in production sooner and/or gaining higher productivity.6.2 Patents and Ethical Considerations While patents and ethics may not ... distorting theproduct. This can be difficult to foresee, in particular with non-symmetricaland odd-shaped products. In many cases, this requires experimentation beforefinalizing the mold or testing...
... PresentExtraarticular I IIIntraarticular involving radiocarpal joint III IVIntraarticular involving distal radioulnarjoint V VIIntraarticular involving radiocarpal anddistal radioulnar joint VII VIII ... Joint Surgery, Inc. Riseborough EJ, Radin EL, Intercondylar T frac-tures of the humerus in the adult. A comparison of operative and non-operative treatment in twenty-nine cases. J Bone Joint ... essential aid, which guides clinical judge-ment. It has been developed to facilitate organisation of seem-ingly distinct but related fractures into different clinically usefulgroups. Ideally,...
... provide the only definitive information as to the degree of risk in man. Since malignant diseases are clearly of multifactorial origin, their investigation in man has become increasingly complex, ... biological and chemical research carried out in the Agency's laboratories in Lyon and, through collaborative research agree- ments, in national research institutions in many countries. The ... 0132 9 International Agency for Research on Cancer 1980 The authors alone are responsible for the views expressed in the signed articles in this publication. REPRINTED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM...
... for ranking, classification on clinical text and Timebank. We merge class ibefore into before.all MEs in a chain. The ranking error on the test setis 28.2%. On introducing the time-bin feature, ... formalizedas minimizing the fraction of swapped pairs over allrankings. This model is well suited to the featuresthat are available inclinical text. The assumptionthat all MEs in a clinical narrative ... used for learning temporal relations in newswire text do not work on clinical text. Whenwe model the temporal ordering problem in clinical text as a ranking problem, we empirically show thatit...
... compressive springs carrying tensile load(spring length increased from its resting length beforeloading) or the tensile springs carrying compressive load(spring length decreased from its resting length ... preoperative planning in bone fracture management, limb lengthening, skeletaldeformity correction through osteotomy, joint replace-ment, simulation-based intervention training using vir-tual instruments ... 3D Imag-ing in Medicine Edited by: Hohne KH et al. Springer Verlag;1990:277-288. 3. Bergmann G, Graichen F, Rohlmann A: Hip joint loading duringwalking and running, measured in two patients....
... contravene existing guide-lines – in particular, the Declaration of Helsinki (World Medical Association,1996) and the international ethical guidelines for biomedical research involv-ing human subjects ... Unsurprisingly, uptake in these countries is high (as well as in Sweden and the US). In the UK it is much lower but rising (de Cock and71HIV in pregnancy 4HIV in pregnancy: ethical issues in screening ... 12: 21–6.UK Intercollegiate Working Party for Enhancing Voluntary ConWdential HIV Testing in Pregnancy (1998). Reducing Mother to Child Transmission of HIV Infection in theUnited Kingdom. London:...
... consider in planning an FTTN architecture through existing underground ducts. For instance, planners should not focus on trying to squeeze more things into smaller spaces. Despite space considerations, ... building rings. For example, a 5 km serving area with four main routes would require about 20 km of fiber cable. A ring serving the same area would require more than 31 km of cable. A full ring ... Achieving redundancyAchieving redundancy in a tree and branch network systems can be done by first giving consideration to cable size—for example, using two 144-count cables instead of a single...
... valuable informa-tion for first-line therapy.Infrastructure for clinical trials In the remainder of the article, we have set forward ourthoughts on infrastructure issues to support clinical tri-als. ... UKNational Cancer Research Institute have establishednational infrastructures for the support of clinical tri-als. In the UK, this has already led to a significantincrease into clinical trial recruitment, ... staging in early-stage ovarian carcinoma: Euro-pean Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer-AdjuvantChemoTherapy in Ovarian Neoplasm trial. J Natl Cancer Inst 2003;95:113–25.Clinical...
... inclinical studies but are yet to find a widespread clinical utility or niche(e.g., stem cell factor, thrombopoietin, interleukin-3, colony-stimulating factor-1[macrophage colony-stimulating ... firstobserved in dogs, resulting from Ab induced to HuG-CSF crossreacting against canineG-CSF (38) (Table 3). Dogs administered HuG-CSF developed an initial neutrophilia,but with ongoing HuG-CSF administration, ... an increase in the proportion of Gr-1+ cells that have initiated apoptosis asdetected by mercocyanine 540 staining (42). G-CSF deficiency results in increasedsusceptibility to pathogens including...