Systematic error due to isotropic inhomogeneities

Misclassification of newborns due to systematic error in plotting birth weight percentile values.

OBJECTIVES Higher than expected small for gestational age (SGA) rates and lower than expected large for gestational age (LGA) rates have been observed. A possible explanation is a leftward shift of percentile curves for birth weight due to a systematic error in plotting birth weight values in charts (ie, plotting weekly mean birth weight data at the beginning of the weeks). Our objectives were ...

Error Propagation due to Color Space Transforms

Ccxxi. the Error Due to Blood Arginase

THE possibility of an error in the determination of urea in blood by urease methods was brought to our notice by the fact that figures obtained by the direct estimation of urea in human blood corpuscles were obviously too high. This error appears to have been first reported by Behre [1923], who observed that when the soya bean urease method was applied to whole blood the urea obtained was parti...

Vertical gaze palsy due to medication error

We present a teenage boy with recent onset of seizures, who was erroneously treated with a large dose of an antiseizure medication as a result of drug mix-up. The ensuing drug toxicity caused vertical gaze palsy, an unusual manifestation related to overdose of the agent. Timely recognition of the error and discontinuation of the drug resulted in complete recovery to baseline.

Thermomechanical Interactions Due to Hall Current in Transversely Isotropic Thermoelastic with and Without Energy Dissipation with Two Temperatures and Rotation

The present paper is concerned with  the investigation of disturbances in a homogeneous  transversely isotropic thermoelastic rotating  medium with two temperatures, in the presence of the combined effects of   Hall currents and magnetic field due to thermomechanical sources. The formulation is applied to the thermoelasticity theories developed by Green-Naghdi Theories of Type-II and Type-III. ...