Human analysis

There is compelling evidence that both short- and long-term differences in diet result in alterations in the levels of phytoestrogens present in humans. Analysis of... 

Study of short-term toxicity and None, due to too few individuals for statistical pharmacokinetics in humans analysis... 

Wfe have an amazing abundance of genomic data from viruses, bacteria, yeast, worms, plants, animals, and humans. Analysis of this data has convincingly confirmed the essential unity of all life on Earth. 

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Although virtually no information is available regarding the toxicokinetics of acrolein in humans, analysis of the urine of individuals accidentally exposed to the chemical or living in polluted urban areas would provide valuable information on absorption and excretion rates if the exposure to acrolein was know. 

Viele, M.K. Weiskopf, R.B. Fisher, D. Recombinant human hemoglobin does not affect renal function in humans analysis of safety and pharmacokinetics. Anesthesiol 1997, 86 (4), 48-58. 

Discrete analysis, in contrast with continuous-flow analysis, allows each specimen in a batch its own physical and chemical space, separate from every other specimen. Early discrete analyzers, such as the 1970 vintage robot chemist, mimicked the steps of manual human analysis. Subsequently, many discrete analyzers were developed and are still widely used in clinical laboratories. Centrifugal and random access analyzers are examples of instruments that use discrete processing. 

Human Parameter Databases Biomechanical, Muscle-Level Modeling and Analysis Body Function-Specific Tools Biomechanical, Joint-Level, Total Human Analysis ... 

Physical motion is common to most situations in which the human functions and is therefore fundamental to the analysis of performance. Parameters such as segment position, orientation, velocity, and acceleration are derived using kinematic or dynamic analysis or both. This approach is equally appropriate for operations on a single joint system or linked multibody systems, such as is typically required for human analysis. Depending on the desired output, foreword (direct) or inverse analysis may be employed to obtain the parameters of interest. For example, inverse dynamic analysis can provide joint torque, given motion and force data while foreword (direct) dynamic analysis uses joint torque to derive motion. Especially for three-dimensional analyses of multijoint systems, the methods are quite complex and are presently a focal point for computer implementation [Allard et al., 1994]. 

Biomechanical, Joint-Level, Total Human Analysis... 

As described in Sect 13.4.3.1 a collision detection aims to find design errors in the DMU so they can be corrected early enough in the process. The data collected from the collision detection can be also automatically analyzed but at a certain extent a human analysis is needed so the relevant collisions can be taken to an expert group to be discussed and reviewed. 

Several commercial products are available for such interest but the Vicon human analysis system based on infrared camera is the most popular in academic studies and leads the market. 

Biomechanical responses during impact, 53-6—53-9 Biomechanical, joint-level, total human analysis, in human performance engineering design and analysis, 84-10 Biomedical engineering and... 

HERP refers to the thermal effects of EMR on humans. Analysis, test, and design measures are necessary to ensure that personnel exposure limits (PEL) are not reached or exceeded during system operation. DoDINST 6055.11 provides the PELs for exposure of personnel to EMR energy, which is frequency dependent for personnel hazards. 

Aluminum failure predictor. Human experts sort evidence by experience. Based on their assessment of a given piece of information, experts will form an initial hypothesis and determine what additional information or tests are required to prove or disprove this initial hypothesis. Further information normally raises more questions, and experts may go through several iterations before feeling confident that the causes and mechanisms of a failure have really been determined with an acceptable degree of confidence. The high-strength aluminum alloy Failure Predictor mimics human analysis from the general to the specific. 

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