After the injection, the patient's breast is placed between the detectors.

It is an intermediate in the preparation of sodium borohydride and is a popular reagent in organic chemistry.

Both favor diagnostic, pragmatic, experimental, and context specific strategies.

Purity standards for reagents are set by organizations such as ASTM International or the American Chemical Society.

But insufficient diagnostic rigor can result in over diagnosis.

The value of g for diagnostic x rays is only a fraction of a percent.

A new set of diagnostic tables was introduced to complement the well known Quaranta tables.

An especially pronounced problem in this regard is the lack of reagents to test blood products for AIDS.

That means there's no waiting for chemical reactions to take place, no need to use reagents that can run out and no need to be an expert to get actionable information.

But they lack the sensitivity to provide adequate diagnostic information for many health conditions.

Contributing diagnostic associations include AENTDE (Spain), AFEDI (French language), and JSND (Japan).

RDTs are largely limited to applications that require visual interpretation.

Because the behavior spectrum is continuous, boundaries between diagnostic categories are necessarily somewhat arbitrary.

Measuring the blood sugar in a person suspected of having diabetes mellitus, after periods of increased urination.

WHO put together figures using the same diagnostic interviews on random samples of the population to allow us to compare rates of mental illness in each society.

The field of development policy can and should be reunified around these shared diagnostic, contextual approaches.

The first item is a conceptual input from the United Nations comprising a series of diagnostic studies and several rounds of dialogues.

While other materials can be used, most models use a fluorescence based substrate because it is very easy to detect, even at the single molecule limit.

Even a basic test like a CAT scan would require transport to another regional hospital.

This process is unlike a diagnostic X ray, where external radiation is passed through the body to form an image.

The next most significant radiation source is the medical use of x rays and radiopharmaceuticals in various diagnostic examinations and treatments.

Wide use is made of radiation in diagnostic examinations and in treatments. Of these, diagnosis is by far the more common.

Additional tests Further diagnostic tests of affected organs may be required, such as nerve conduction studies for neuropathy or an ultrasound of the liver.

Now there are a number of diagnostic tests, akin to marketers rules of thumb, for certain conditions.

In addition, perinatal (pre delivery) diagnostics and preventive measures for hereditary and congenital diseases in children are to be improved.

The hospital will provide 232 much needed hospital beds and other health services, such as outpatient, diagnostic, therapeutic and supporting services.

That means there's no waiting for chemical reactions to take place, no need to use reagents that can run out and no need to be an expert to get actionable information.

This means that vaccines and blood cannot be stored safely, diagnostic equipment is often useless, and operating rooms cannot function at night.

Sophisticated X ray diagnostic techniques such as CT scans make it possible to detect many cancers at a treatable stage.

Women have already been denied access to a diagnostic test, because insurers refuse to pay the company s high prices.

(a) National annual prices and diagnostic variables based on at least two data collections are required except where a single collection (e.g. housing) is suitable.

The diagnostic studies are intended to identify critical issues and problems and to present an objective picture of the country apos s science and technology capacity in relation to its national development objectives.

Diagnostic studies are related to the legal and institutional policy framework within which science and technology are applied, as well as to specific aspects of science and technology development.

Reducing an individual dose in diagnosis will decrease the detriment to the patient, but it may also decrease the amount or quality of the diagnostic information.

17. To further ensure the availability of drugs for legitimate purposes, the Board wishes the Commission on Narcotic Drugs to consider simplifying the control system for international trade in diagnostic kits.

Second, access to research tools there should be materials necessary to replicate funded research cell lines, model animals, DNA tools, reagents, and more should be described in digital formats, made available under standard terms of use or contracts, with infrastructure or resources to fulfill requests to qualified scientists, and with full credit provided to the scientist who created the tools.

The main products in this area will be diagnostic tools and analytical studies to enhance knowledge generation to facilitate sharing and developing policy options for use at the national level.

WHO put together figures using the same diagnostic interviews on random samples of the population to allow us to compare rates of mental illness in each society.

Contextual intelligence is the intuitive diagnostic skill that helps a leader align tactics with objectives to produce smart strategies in different situations.

(iii) Physical and psychological examination record of all physical and psychological findings on clinical examination, including appropriate diagnostic tests and, where possible, colour photographs of all injuries

The Global Office expects to receive country level average prices and related diagnostic variables from the regions after each data collection, followed by the final national annual average prices.

The estimated annual effective dose per caput from all diagnostic uses of radiation is 1.1 mSv in countries of health care level I and about 0.3 mSv averaged over the whole world.

A powerful group of research psychiatrists was dissatisfied with the definitions of depression and other common mental disorders in the earlier, psychoanalytically influenced diagnostic manuals.

A close look at how the technology works These are channels that are about the size of a human hair so you have integrated valves, pumps, mixers and injectors so you can fit entire diagnostic experiments onto a microfluidic system.

The diagnostic category pervasive developmental disorders (PDD), as opposed to specific developmental disorders (SDD), refers to a group of five disorders characterized by delays in the development of multiple basic functions including socialization and communication.