Patients with coagulation factor(s) deficiency who use coagulation therapy are susceptible to forming inhibitors against coagulation factor(s). In this survey we detected factor V and VIII inhibitor in ten patients with combined deficiency of factors V and VIII from north east of Iran (Khorassan province). It was revealed in our survey that eight patients had both factor V and factor VIII i...

SHADES is a new, major, extragalactic sub-mm survey currently being undertaken with SCUBA on the JCMT. The aim of this survey is to map 0.5 square degrees of sky at a depth sufficient to provide the first, major (≃ 300 source), unbiased sample of bright (S850 ≃ 8 mJy) sub-mm sources. Combined with extensive multi-frequency supporting observations already in hand, we aim to measure the redshift ...

A well-known problem in Household Travel Surveys (HTS) is item-nonresponse, which occurs when complete trips are not reported or only partial information for given. This article presents a comprehensive data validation effort (data completion and correction through immediate call-backs of the survey participants) on travel non-travel as part one-week Mobility-Activity-Expenditure Diary Survey. ...

Abstract New survey technologies are needed to untrawlable habitats in a cost-effective and nonlethal manner with minimal impacts on habitat nontarget species. Here, we test the efficacy of integrating data from suspended underwater camera acoustic generate population estimates for nearshore Black (Sebastes melanops), Blue mystinus), Deacon Rockfish diaconus). We surveyed Seal Rock Reef near Ne...

This study empirically investigates whether agglomeration discourages married couples' fertility decisions. Exploiting Japanese social survey data to control for economic and social factors underlying fertility, it examines whether agglomeration affects completed fertility and the timing of childbirth. Results indicate that agglomeration impedes completed fertility. In addition, this study find...