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1 s included by randomised group if they had a laboratory result.
2 c group had > or = 1 abnormal metabolic bone laboratory result.
3 fection based on clinical, radiographic, and laboratory results.
4 or the other compounds also agreed well with laboratory results.
5 a (p < 10) when comparing meter results with laboratory results.
6 requirements for negative hepatitis A and B laboratory results.
7 DI, assuming patient management according to laboratory results.
8 etabolic risk factors, mobilizable iron, and laboratory results.
9 where patients may fail to return for their laboratory results.
10 interpretation of clinical presentation and laboratory results.
11 no change in heart rate, blood pressure, or laboratory results.
12 volved in meningococcal screening can regard laboratory results.
15 the acceptable level of agreement between a laboratory result and the assigned value for a given ser
19 tpatient diagnosis codes, as well as data on laboratory results and dispensing of antidiabetic medica
20 The broad concordance shown here between laboratory results and extensive field data suggests tha
22 the clinical symptoms, duration of illness, laboratory results and pulmonary function tests (PFT).
23 tions might facilitate the interpretation of laboratory results and the clinical treatment of these p
24 d included demographics, signs and symptoms, laboratory results, and clinical outcome for foodborne a
27 e events, vital signs, electrocardiogram and laboratory results, and scores on the Extrapyramidal Sym
28 to therapy with ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA), laboratory results, and symptom impact (assessed using t
29 inical features, histopathological findings, laboratory results, and treatment of 3 patients with an
34 rs, with more than 1000 IU/mL HCV RNA, and a laboratory result at screening indicating infection with
35 orithm not only showed good consistency with laboratory results but also revealed useful information,
36 in animals and humans before these promising laboratory results can be applied in clinical practice.
37 that a simple index using readily available laboratory results can identify CHC patients with signif
38 e nausea, progressive course of disability), laboratory results (cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) pleocytosi
40 mptoms, as well as by physical examinations, laboratory results, echocardiograms, electrocardiograms,
42 lycemia during follow-up, determined by: (1) laboratory results (fasting/2-h postload/random glucose
43 reviewed to determine patient demographics, laboratory results, findings on colonoscopy and histopat
45 nical and exposure history when interpreting laboratory results for diagnostic and surveillance purpo
46 specific neuroimaging findings, and negative laboratory results for other congenital infections; mode
47 is report, we describe clinical symptoms and laboratory results for unvaccinated individuals with acu
48 to five categories based on neuroimaging and laboratory results for Zika virus and other relevant inf
49 rome (ADCLS), in which diagnosis is based on laboratory results from a nonreference Lyme specialty la
50 r results with near simultaneously performed laboratory results from the same patient by applying the
52 , admission source (direct or transfer), and laboratory results (from the +/- 24-hr period surroundin
53 ative effort between the Steinman and Sekaly laboratories resulted in a paper published in this issue
57 ations of the allosteric mechanism from this laboratory resulted in the postulation of a model consis
59 One of the best-known and most replicated laboratory results in behavioral economics is that barga
61 Nonlaboratory-trained individuals can obtain laboratory results in the critical care setting comparab
62 enges with interpreting body composition and laboratory results in the setting of volume overload and
63 blic health efforts require comparability of laboratory results independent of time, place, and measu
68 Combinations of certain symptoms, signs, and laboratory results likely have more useful LRs, and pres
69 uantitative multimarker testing versus local laboratory results (LL) in 1005 patients in 6 chest pain
70 in-technique agreement, with the majority of laboratories' results lying within 1 sd of their consens
71 the history, physical examination, and basic laboratory results make toward the diagnosis, prognosis,
72 These clinical findings with the appropriate laboratory results make up the antiphospholipid antibody
73 talization, controlling for medical history, laboratory results, medications, HF disease severity, an
74 review the technical developments and early laboratory results obtained with radio-frequency ablatio
76 e community-based medical records, including laboratory results, of all Rochester, Minnesota, residen
79 ly significant abnormalities in vital signs, laboratory results, or electrocardiogram findings were i
80 mptoms suggestive of Lyme disease with other laboratory results positive for B. burgdorferi (n = 1).
81 atient presentations including 4,945 audited laboratory results, presenters used a paper prerounding
83 come and other measures of disease activity, laboratory results, quality of life and functional statu
84 , OFC, and aripiprazole), abnormal metabolic laboratory results (quetiapine and OFC), and weight gain
90 holism or chronic lung disease, and abnormal laboratory results such as elevated liver aminotransfera
92 mance, there remains a gap between promising laboratory results that usually require nano-structured
94 large U.S. administrative database linked to laboratory results, the authors identified 9,769 patient
95 demographic information, signs and symptoms, laboratory results, thoracostomy tube output, treatment
97 nal Consortium for Harmonization of Clinical Laboratory Results to coordinate harmonization efforts.
99 bioassay experiments, extrapolation of these laboratory results to natural conditions is not straight
100 is network is to provide timely and accurate laboratory results to the Global Polio Eradication Initi
103 ximately 9000 cases and controls, analyzable laboratory results were available for >/=96% of core spe
110 cular interest and expertise in microbiology laboratory results, were polled and their responses were
111 basis of history, physical examination, and laboratory results, were to be hospitalized for observat
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