Damage methods

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The last steps in this stain analysis demonstrate that comparative samples and information from peripheral areas of the case can be particularly useful aids in damage analysis. An archive with similar cases of damage can also be very useful here. If the archive is very extensive, retrieval of information on all damage cases according to different criteria should be possible, such as type of textile and fibre, damage manifestation, cause of damage, method and procedure leading to clarification and, if available, the source and client for the analysis. 

Speit, G., and Hartmann, A. (2005). The comet assay A sensitive genotoxicity test for the detection of DNA damage. Methods Mol Biol 291, 85-95. 

There has been no special treatment of IMs for the missing events in the conventional fire PRA methods (NRC 1983, EPRI/NRC 2005, KEPCO 2004, Jung 2008). In the other fire PRA apphcations (Dey 2004), there is no special treatment of IMs for the missing events, either. Recently, Ref. (Kim et al. 2009) presents a method to solve the problem, and desirable IMs can be calculated by the method in the fire PRA. Let s call it Totally Damaged Method (TDM) . 

However, there is a drawback in the TDM. TDM is based on the assumption that when components are damaged by a fire, the components are totally damaged, and thus, the failure probabihties of the damaged components are all one (1). However, the probabilities of fire-induced spurious operation events and fire-induced human failure events might not be estimated as one [14]. Thus, the failure probabilities of the damaged components could be a small value (e.g. 0.1) instead of one (1), and thus TDM could make an incorrect result. Thus, in order to consider that the failure probabilities of the damaged components could be a small value (e.g. 0.1) instead of one (1), another method can be considered. Let s call the method as Partially Damaged Method (PDM) . 

Have a clean set of effusion cells and fresh samples ready to load. The least damaging method of cleaning effusion cells is a high-temperature bake-out. For some ceramic cells, an aqua regia (HNOsiHCl-1 3) soak prior to bake-out will help remove bulk quantities of residual metals without damaging the cell. 

In Situ Detection of DNA Damage Methods and Protocols, 173. edited by Vladimir V. Didenko, 2002... 

Subdivision of these methods into the classes - flow dependent and ischemia detection - is arbitrary because significant reduction of blood flow leads to ischemia. In the cerebral circulation where reduced blood flow leads to prompt ischemic damage methods measuring the two phenomenon are virtually indistinguishable. In peripheral circulation where reduced blood flow can be tolerated for prolonged periods methods measuring the two phenomena can be quite different. The cardiac circulation lies between cerebral and peripheral in the speed with which flow reduction leads to ischemia. Most of the discussion which follows will deal with the peripheral and cardiac circulatory beds. 

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