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concentration (Centralization), noun aggregation, assemblage, collection, combination, compilation, confluence, contemplation, cumulation, horde, immersion concentration (Compression), noun absorption, accumulation, agglomeration, amassment, cluster, compactness, conflux, congestion, conglomeration, consolidation, convergence, densification, intensification, mass, multitude, press, solidification, throng concentration (Emphasis), noun application, deepening, devotion, focus, heightening, interest, observation, regard, strength, strengthening See also: accumulation, assemblage, barrage, centralization, collection, concern, contemplation, corpus, cumulation, density, emphasis, interest, observation, preoccupation, reflection, regard, strength, thought How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| 3]) 3,080 1,030 Schistosoma ELISA Weakly positive Weakly positive Schistosoma indirect hemagglutination assay (antibody titer) Negative 640 Urine microscopic analysis Normal Not available Urine concentration test for schistosomal eggs Not available Not available Feces concentration test for schistosomal eggs Not available Not available Parameter Month 10 Neurologic symptoms Absent Eosinophil count (per [mm. Covariates include clinical center (Baltimore, Maryland; Cincinnati, Ohio; Newark, New Jersey; and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), race (black or white/others), sex (male or female), language (English or Spanish), parent's education (< 12 years, 12 years, > 12 years of education), parent's employment (neither working, either working), single parent (yes or no), age at blood lead concentration test, and caregiver's IQ. Typical situations in which the 25% concentration test poses a challenge include professional practices, such as doctors, lawyers or CPAs, and very small companies. |
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