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A Screening Test for Aminoaciduria
New England Journal of Medicine, 1959THERE is a growing interest in the detection of aminoaciduria as more and more conditions are found associated with an abnormal excretion of amino acids in urine. The Chromatographic technic1 , 2 stimulated investigation in this area and has been widely applied.
H, GHADIMI, H, SHWACHMAN
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Screening and Testing in Multiples
Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 2016The choice of screening or invasive procedure in twin pregnancies is a personal choice of whether the patient wishes to take a small risk of having a baby with a serious disorder versus a small risk of having a complication because she wishes to avoid that.
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The Lancet, 1973
Many workers have suggested an association between schizophrenia and alcoholism. If this is so, the recognition of chronic excess alcohol intake in both disorders is of obvious diagnostic importance. Annual expenditure on alcoholic beverages in the United Kingdom is in excess of £2000 million, and the equivalent of more than 71 of absolute alcohol is ...
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Many workers have suggested an association between schizophrenia and alcoholism. If this is so, the recognition of chronic excess alcohol intake in both disorders is of obvious diagnostic importance. Annual expenditure on alcoholic beverages in the United Kingdom is in excess of £2000 million, and the equivalent of more than 71 of absolute alcohol is ...
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1951
The extensive employment of mass methods for detection of tuberculosis, syphilis, diabetes and other diseases by official and voluntary health agencies has led quite logically to the idea that it might be advantageous to combine various diagnostic screening tests, instead of organizing separate campaigns, each with a single test.
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The extensive employment of mass methods for detection of tuberculosis, syphilis, diabetes and other diseases by official and voluntary health agencies has led quite logically to the idea that it might be advantageous to combine various diagnostic screening tests, instead of organizing separate campaigns, each with a single test.
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American Orthoptic Journal, 2006
The Hess screen test was designed by Walter Rudolf Hess in 1908 with subsequent modifications.(1, 2) Hess was a famous neurophysiologist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1949 for his research into the functional organization of the vegetative nervous system.(3, 4) The original test used a black screen on which was marked a square-meter tangent scale.
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The Hess screen test was designed by Walter Rudolf Hess in 1908 with subsequent modifications.(1, 2) Hess was a famous neurophysiologist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1949 for his research into the functional organization of the vegetative nervous system.(3, 4) The original test used a black screen on which was marked a square-meter tangent scale.
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Proceedings of the 29th International Conference on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques. Electronic Art and Animation Catalog., 2002
A spare-time study that attempts to create a believable, charming digital girl from ordinary and imperfect face features. The goal was a face that, although not beautiful or 100-percent photorealistic, could appear alive and attractive in the same magical sense as cartoon or comics heroines do.
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A spare-time study that attempts to create a believable, charming digital girl from ordinary and imperfect face features. The goal was a face that, although not beautiful or 100-percent photorealistic, could appear alive and attractive in the same magical sense as cartoon or comics heroines do.
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A Continuation of the Screen Test
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1946SUMMARY A method is offered as a continuation of the usually perfomned screen test, which aids in definining the offending mechanism in conditions of variation from accepted normal balance. Used with other musele tests for near, these tests afford information regarding the values of the most important contributors in the combined function
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