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Table 3b Infection control measures in the operating theatre with high-risk patients

in Blood Borne Viruses And Their Implications For Surgical Practice And Training
by The Senate Of, Blood Borne, Mr C Duncan
"... In PAGE 20: ...0 Prevention All patients should be treated as potentially infectious and universal precautions should apply. The precautions listed in Table3 a should be routine practice in all areas within the healthcare setting. Table 3a General infection control measures to prevent transmission of blood borne viruses in the healthcare setting Apply good basic hygiene practices with regular hand-washing Cover existing wounds or skin lesions with waterproof dressings Avoid contamination of person by appropriate use of protective clothing Protect mucous membranes of eyes, mouth and nose from blood splashes Institute safe procedures for handling and disposal of needles and other sharps Institute approved procedures for sterilisation and disinfection of instruments and equipment Clear up spillages of blood and other body fluids promptly and disinfect surfaces Institute a procedure for the safe disposal of contaminated waste From: UK Health Departments40 Table 3b Infection control measures in the operating theatre with high-risk patients... ..."

Table II: Statistical analysis and texture features of 240 ultrasound images of carotid plaque. For each filter the percentage difference between the noise image and the de-speckled image is given (see equation (3.1)).

in Speckle Reduction In Ultrasound Images Of Atherosclerotic Carotid Plaque
by C. Loizou, C. Christodoulou, C. S. Pattichis, R. Istepanian, M. Pantziaris, A. Nicolaides

Table 4. Typical clusters with high risk for CRC patients identified from all the 1,176,294 patients

in Identifying Risk Groups Associated with Colorectal Cancer
by Jie Chen, Hongxing He, Huidong Jin, Damien Mcaullay
"... In PAGE 7: ...19 seconds in total and about 52,608 patients were not clustered and viewed as outliers. Table4 lists typical clusters with high proportions of CRC patients. The clus- ters are listed in descending order with respect to their lift.... In PAGE 8: ...cluster described by a cluster centroid. For example, as listed in the first row of Table4 , Cluster 0 has a centroid of Age: 81.... ..."

Table 2. Characteristics of cases with high- and low-risk NMSC according to size, histological features, and degree of differentiation, and their corresponding controls Low-risk tumor High-risk tumor

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by unknown authors

Table 10 Pecentages of High-Risk Drinkers for Sample Groups and Roles

in Beliefs for Leaders and Non-leaders of Student Organizations by Jason T. Spratt
by Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Don G. Creamer, Cathryn Turrentine, D. David Ostroth, Jason T. Spratt, Jason T. Spratt
"... In PAGE 55: ...ngaging in high-risk drinking (Presley et al., 1996a; Wechsler et al., 2000). Table10 displays the frequency of high-risk drinking of the current sample. Negative Consequences The overall sample in this study experienced an average of 2.... ..."

Table 2: SNR of Major Plaque Components in T2 and Proton Density Weighted MR Images of Fresh and Preserved Vessels

in MULTICONTRAST MRI OF ATHEROSCLEROTIC PLAQUES: ACQUISITION, CHARACTERIZATION AND RECONSTRUCTION Approved by:
by Dr. Don, P. Giddens, Dr. John, N. Oshinski, Dr. Raymond, P. Vito, Dr. W. Robert Taylor, Dr. Robert, C. Long, Robert C. Long 2007

Table 2: Error rate for each plaque pair, using the difierent tissue descriptors.

in On the assessment of texture feature descriptors in intravascular ultrasound images: A boosting approach to . . .
by Oriol Pujol, Petia Radeva
"... In PAGE 24: ...Table 2: Error rate for each plaque pair, using the difierent tissue descriptors. Table2 shows the test error rate for each pair of plaques. Having a look at the flgures, the table reveals that there are some sets with a great amount of overlapping samples.... ..."

Table 1 : High Risk Java Classes

in Risk-based Object Oriented Testing
by Linda Rosenberg Ph, Linda H. Rosenberg, Ph. D. Ruth, Stapko Albert Gallo 1999
"... In PAGE 4: ...Table1... ..."
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Table 6. Significant Predictors of High Risk Behaviors

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by Joseph C. Bullington, Hyo-joo Han

Table 6: Recidivism Rates of DDAP and Comparison Groups, by Risk Group and Degree of Recidivism

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by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 10: ... This lends support to the theory that when a youth who has a low potential for further delinquency is detained in the juvenile jus- tice system, the probability for future de- linquency is exacerbated (Becker, 1963; Schwartz, 1989; Schur, 1971). Table6 breaks down these rates further, comparing recidivism rates by risk scores for the two groups. The rate for serious re- cidivists was consistently higher among the comparison group for most of the variables noted here.... ..."
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