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Antithrombin HI (ATHI). There are only a few references concerning the evaluation of antithrombin III (AT III) in cerebrospinal fluid. Extension of evaluated groups of patients is not sufficient a comparison with other CSF protein fractions and with CSF cytological findings was not done. Some experimental works describe the vasorelaxant effect of AT III on brain arteries, and the inhibitory influence of AT III in subarachnoid hemorrhage on onset of vasospasms is expected (W2). AT III also plays a possible role in etiopathogenesis of ischemic stroke (A19, W2). 

In addition, a canonical discriminant analysis (CDA) was performed on the groups defined by the cluster analysis. This statistical procedure was performed to evaluate group differences as defined by the cluster analysis. CDA analysis assumes that the groups are different and calculates the largest difference between the groups (48). 

Brazilian Yellow Fever Vaccine Evaluation Group. Serious adverse events associated with yellow fever 17DD vaccine in Brazil a report of two cases. Lancet 2001 358(9276) 91-7. 

Mast E, Alter M, Holland P, Purcell R. Evaluation of assays for antibody to hepatitis E virus by a serum panel. Hepatitis E Virus Antibody Serum Panel Evaluation Group. Hepatology 1998 27 857-61. 

FIGURE 6.14 Clustering example—cluster theme heatmap. The top themes/concepts for each cluster are displayed in a heatmap. Biological themes distinguishing the two main topics are clearly distinct. The few shared themes between clusters of the two unrelated diseases, lymphoma (L) and Alzheimer s disease (AD), are analysis, disease, evaluation, groups, and relation. 

Unless otherwise noted, information for this section was obtained from Edward Doyle, Alternative Systems Demonstration and Evaluation Group Leader, PMNSCMP, Acid digestion of GTRs Results and Path Forward, briefing to the committee, September 7, 2005. 

For each defect there are three evaluation groups I, II, III with Group I being the most demanding. 

CHRONIC HEALTH RISKS asthmatic effects testicular atrophy and vasodilation sensitization dermatitis allergic effects may alter genetic materials inadequate evidence of carcinogenicity in humans overall evaluation Group 3. 

One can see from these simple charts that the general manager is selected from the search and evaluate group or perhaps even might be the former technical director or marketing manager. 

Oftentimes the enthusiasm of individuals, generated in the search and evaluate group, is sufficient to persuade them to step up and decleire themselves candidates for participation in the project stage. 

World Bank. (2010). Tunisia country brief, http //www.worldbank.oig/. Accessed 1 Jan 2011. World Bank. (2013). Tunisia country program evaluation. Retrieved from the World Bank Independent Evaluation Group, ieg.worldbankgroup.org. Accessed 1 Dec 2013. 

The results of LACTOZ have provided an extended kinetic data base for the following classes of reactions reactions of OH with VOCs, reactions of NO3 with VOCs and peroxy radicals, reactions of O3 with alkenes, reactions of peroxy radicals (self reactions, reaction with HO2, other RO2, NO, NO2), reactions of alkoxy radicals (reactions with O2, decomposition, isomerisation), thermal decomposition of peroxynitrates. Photolysis parameters (absorption cross-section, quantum yields) have been refined or obtained for the first time for species which photolyse in the troposphere. Significantly new mechanistic information has also been obtained for the oxidation of aromatic compounds and biogenic compounds (especially isoprene). These different data allow the rates of the processes involved to be modelled, especially the ozone production from the oxidation of hydrocarbons. The data from LACTOZ are summarised in the tables given in this report and have been used in evaluations of chemical data for atmospheric chemistry conducted by international evaluation groups of NASA and lUPAC. 

Evaluation groups regularly review and revise program learning outcomes, based on changes in stakeholder needs... 

Evaluation groups regularly review the impact of active learning methods and make recommendations for continuous improvement... 

In 1993, the Model Evaluation Group set up an expert group on heavy gas dispersion, one of the aims of which was to produce an evaluation protocol specific to HGD models. The protocol produced by the group was tested in a small evaluation exercise. This protocol was taken further by the project Scientific Model Evaluation Techniques Applied to Dense Gas Dispersion Models in Complex Situations (SMEDIS) (Daish et al., 1999). About 30 different institutes contributed to this project, with their models supported by the European Commission. 

The Heavy Gas Dispersion Expert Group (HGDEG), which was set up by the European Commission s Model Evaluation Group, developed an evaluation methodology based on the REDIPHEM activities and tested it through a small evaluation exercise. Cole and Wicks (1995) give details and experience of this limited exercise. The objective was to develop a protocol for evaluation of the models and make an overview of the experimental data available for such an evaluation. It was concluded that a more extensive evaluation exercise is needed and that the scientific evaluation requires more attention (Mercer et al., 1998 Duijm et al, 1997). 

Cole, S. T, and P J. Wicks. 1995. Model Evaluation Group Semiruir—The Evaluation cf Models cf Heavy Gas Dispersion, Office for Official Pubhcations of the European Communities, L-2985 Luxembourg, EUR 16146. 

European Commission (EC). 1994a. Model Evaluation Protocol, Model Evaluation Group, European Communities, Directorate General Xll, Science Research and Development, Version 5, May, Brussels. 

R. Sher and S. Moore, "Neutron Cross-Section Evaluation Group Newsietter No. 1, Beryllium, BNL-607-T178 (1960). 

R. SHER and FELBERBAUM, Least Squares Analysis of 200 m/sec Parameters of U , U , and Pu , Neutron Cross Section Evaluation Group, BNL-722, Brook-haven National Laboratory (June 1962). 

Silva, M.K., Channell, J.K., Walker, B.A., and Anastas, G. 2003. Contact Handled Transuranic Waste Characterization Requirements at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, EEG-86, Environmental Evaluation Group, Albuquerque, NM. 

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