Microscopy for 1,800 patients.

Checks and balances at home require a correlative balance of power abroad.

And so previous studies had only focused on microscopy.

Microscopy, the standard WHO procedure, reaches from 40 to 60 percent reliability.

And eventually we may be able to understand if they're not just correlative differences, but causative.

Another test, urine microscopy, looks for the presence of red blood cells, white blood cells, or bacteria.

The resolution of X ray microscopy lies between that of the optical microscope and the electron microscope.

) Muscle electron microscopy shows receptor infolding and loss of the tips of the folds, together with widening of the synaptic clefts.

In May 2012, researchers using Raman spectroscopy and atomic force microscopy concluded that Ötzi did not die immediately from his shoulder wound.

Robert Hooke pursued microscopy, and 1665 he published his findings of worlds inside worlds, which he called cells in the book Micrographia.

Knowing that a missed patient by microscopy infects up to 15 people, healthy people, per year, you can be sure that we have saved lots of lives.

Knowing that a missed patient by microscopy infects up to 15 people, healthy people, per year, you can be sure that we have saved lots of lives.

Rapid and automatic serial reconstruction of large tissue volumes, enabled by the recent development of automated electron microscopy techniques, is the method of choice in defining the synaptome.

High resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM) is an imaging mode of the transmission electron microscope (TEM) that allows for direct imaging of the atomic structure of the sample.

These bacteria were not uncovered sooner because they are also among the smallest of all Earth's organisms so minute that they cannot be seen with conventional optical microscopy.

Published in September 1665, the first major publication of the Royal Society, it was the first scientific best seller, inspiring a wide public interest in the new science of microscopy.

We hope that the maturity displayed in those negotiations will spill over to a correlative issue, the economic embargo, and that Cuba will be allowed to pursue its economic rehabilitation for the benefit of its people.

A study using polymerase chain reaction testing of stool samples suggested that symptomatic infection can exist even when sufficient quantities of the organism do not exist for identification through Direct Microscopy.

The putative benefits of the Mediterranean diet for cardiovascular health are primarily correlative in nature while they reflect a very real disparity in the geographic incidence of heart disease, identifying the causal determinant of this disparity has proven difficult.

By combining these detailed structural data with the incomplete light and electron microscopy wiring diagrams, it could be possible to generate a realistic statistical model, rather than attempting to reconstruct the brain in its entirety.

I just want to briefly highlight, the blue rods are the scores of microscopy only at the five clinics in Dar es Salaam on a population of 500,000 people, where 15,000 reported to get a test done.

I just want to briefly highlight, the blue rods are the scores of microscopy only at the five clinics in Dar es Salaam on a population of 500,000 people, where 15,000 reported to get a test done.

The Committee notes that the Office of Internal Oversight Services has undertaken a review of 8 out of 10 subprogrammes and recommends that future operational audit reviews include a correlative analysis between the functions carried out by approved posts and the use of consultants.

Thus, national guidelines must be prepared with respect to human rights and correlative themes (gender, religious diversity, diversity of sexual orientation, and disabilities), for the initial training curricula for professors and teachers, as well as for the curricula for early childhood, elementary, middle and high school instruction.