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The recovery rate of neurologically deviant newborns
Early Human Development, 19821507 newborns were examined neurologically at term; 80 of them were found to be abnormal. These were re-examined at 4 years of age, together with a control group of neonatally normal children. One child in the study group died, 8 were severely handicapped, 10 were mildly abnormal (MND = minor neurological dysfunction).
TOUWEN, BCL +3 more
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On the Performance of Recovery Rate Modeling
2006To ensure accurate predictions of loss given default it is necessary to test the goodness-of-fit of the recovery rate data to the Beta distribution, assuming that its parameters are unknown. In the presence of unknown parameters, the Cramer-von Mises test statistic is neither asymptotically distribution free nor parameter free.
J. Samuel Baixauli, Susana Alvarez
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Respiratory recovery rates after poliomyelitis
The American Journal of Medicine, 1954Abstract Over 1,000 young adults and children have recently survived the acute stage of poliomyelitis in the United States only to be left with permanent or protracted respiratory muscle paralysis with more or less complete quadriplegia. Through realistic and timely planning much can actually be offered these severely disabled patients.
J F, MARCHAND, A T, MARCUM
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Prediction of the Oocyte Recovery Rate in the Bitch
Journal of Veterinary Medicine Series A, 2001In order to investigate the possibility of predicting the recovery rate of oocytes for use in a sperm–zona pellucida binding assay, ovaries were obtained from 67 bitches of 37 different breeds, and cumulus–oocyte complexes (COCs) were recovered by mincing the ovaries with a scalpel.
B, Ström Holst +4 more
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The determination of circuit recovery rates
Electrical Engineering, 1935Actual interruption of an a-c circuit depends upon the ability of the circuit breaker to prevent the re-estabishment of the arc after the current goes through zero and the arc goes out. In some circuits full voltage appears across the contacts as quickly as 40 to 80 microseconds following the current zero.
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2012
An obligor’s global recovery rate (GRR) represents the proportion of its facilities that is expected to be recovered in case of default. It is usually expressed as a percentage of the exposure at default (EAD) and can also be expressed by its complement 1 — the loss given default (LGD).
Luisa Izzi +2 more
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An obligor’s global recovery rate (GRR) represents the proportion of its facilities that is expected to be recovered in case of default. It is usually expressed as a percentage of the exposure at default (EAD) and can also be expressed by its complement 1 — the loss given default (LGD).
Luisa Izzi +2 more
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Electrodermal Recovery Rate in a Schizophrenic Population
Psychophysiology, 1975ABSTRACTStudies by AX and Bamford (1970) and by Gruzelier and Venables (1972) showed that schizophrenics had faster electrodermal recovery rates than normals. This appeared paradoxical in view of the apparent association of fast recovery with goal‐oriented behavior.
H R, Maricq, R, Edelberg
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Leptospirosis and embryo recovery rate in mares
Veterinary Record, 2012INFECTION by leptospires is recognised as a disease of reproductive significance, causing abortions and stillbirths in horses (Sebastian and others 2005). Embryo transfer is important in horses, contributing to the breeding of superior genotypes, to obtaining offspring from mares that have become subfertile and providing a greater number of foals per ...
A, Pinna, G, Martins, W, Lilenbaum
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Reliability of Postexercise Heart Rate Recovery
International Journal of Sports Medicine, 2008Passive postexercise heart rate (HR) recovery is currently used in the assessment of endurance athletes to determine changes in performance or in the clinical setting as a predictor of all-cause mortality. The purpose of this investigation was to assess the reliability of HR recovery.
Bosquet, L +2 more
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The rate of recovery following whiplash injury
Injury, 1994Fifty consecutive patients with soft-tissue neck injuries following rear end collisions were studied prospectively to assess their rate of recovery. Patients were seen within 5 days of the accident, after 3 months, 1 year and 2 years, and their symptoms were classified into one of four groups (A, asymptomatic; B, nuisance; C, intrusive; D, disabling ...
M F, Gargan, G C, Bannister
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