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cclm, 2000
Abstract The classic molecular biology methods like Northern or Southern blot analyse non-amplified DNA or RNA, but need large amounts of nucleic acids, in many instances from tissues or cells that are heterogeneous. In contrast, polymerase chain reaction (PCR)-based techniques allow us to obtain genetic information through the specific ...
R, Jung, K, Soondrum, M, Neumaier
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Abstract The classic molecular biology methods like Northern or Southern blot analyse non-amplified DNA or RNA, but need large amounts of nucleic acids, in many instances from tissues or cells that are heterogeneous. In contrast, polymerase chain reaction (PCR)-based techniques allow us to obtain genetic information through the specific ...
R, Jung, K, Soondrum, M, Neumaier
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2003
Quantitative PCR recently has become a powerful tool in clinical investigations. Its main areas of application have been the assessment of residual disease after treatment of leukemia and lymphoma, the detection of viral nucleic acids, and the detection of gene amplification or deletion and of aneuploidy (1).The application of PCR as a quantitative ...
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Quantitative PCR recently has become a powerful tool in clinical investigations. Its main areas of application have been the assessment of residual disease after treatment of leukemia and lymphoma, the detection of viral nucleic acids, and the detection of gene amplification or deletion and of aneuploidy (1).The application of PCR as a quantitative ...
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Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology, 1986
The review presents a perspective on ultrasonic techniques which place numerical values on properties of tissue or physiological function. Two distinct approaches to tissue characterisation are identified and the various techniques employed are reviewed. The range of Doppler techniques currently in use or under development are described.
D E, Robinson, R W, Gill, G, Kossoff
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The review presents a perspective on ultrasonic techniques which place numerical values on properties of tissue or physiological function. Two distinct approaches to tissue characterisation are identified and the various techniques employed are reviewed. The range of Doppler techniques currently in use or under development are described.
D E, Robinson, R W, Gill, G, Kossoff
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American Annals of the Deaf, 1993
This article addresses the topic of quantitative, or mathematics, literacy for the workplace and its relevance in programming for deaf students. As Craig and Craig indicated in framing this issue of the Annals , preparing students for the workplace is only one goal of literacy.
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This article addresses the topic of quantitative, or mathematics, literacy for the workplace and its relevance in programming for deaf students. As Craig and Craig indicated in framing this issue of the Annals , preparing students for the workplace is only one goal of literacy.
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New Directions for Mental Health Services, 2000
AbstractDetailed analysis of information obtained is still under way, but initial trends appear to show stable enrollment, maintenance of minimum service levels, and lower hospital utilization.
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AbstractDetailed analysis of information obtained is still under way, but initial trends appear to show stable enrollment, maintenance of minimum service levels, and lower hospital utilization.
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Is Quantitative Metallography Quantitative?
1970While the basic principles of quantitative metallography have been firmly established, the practice of such measurements yields highly variable results. Simple laws define the statistical limitation on any measuring method. Serious errors arise from improper selection and preparation of specimens.
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Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology, 1996
AbstractWe provide guidance for new practitioners in the vocabulary of modern epidemiology and the application of quantitative methods. Most hospital epidemiology involves surveillance (observational) data that were not part of a planned experiment, so the rubric and logic of controlled experimental studies cannot be applied.
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AbstractWe provide guidance for new practitioners in the vocabulary of modern epidemiology and the application of quantitative methods. Most hospital epidemiology involves surveillance (observational) data that were not part of a planned experiment, so the rubric and logic of controlled experimental studies cannot be applied.
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Klinische Monatsblätter für Augenheilkunde, 2013
Rudolf F, Guthoff, Oliver, Stachs
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Rudolf F, Guthoff, Oliver, Stachs
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