Guillain – Barre syndrome with no known etiology: Rule out scrub typhus - IJCA- Print ISSN No: 2394-4781 Online No:- 2394-4994 Article DOI 10.18231/j.ijca.2023.046, Indian Journal of Clinical Anaesthesia-Indian J Clin Anaesth

In this Report factors affecting the accuracy of Miner's Rule are dls-cussed. An nvestlgation 1s also described of the cumulative damage behaviour of DID 5014 alumlnlun alloy lug specuwns using random loading. It 1s concluded that the devlatlons from Miner's Rule observed in the uxestlgation can be ascribed manly to the actlon of residual stresses associated with yielding at tllf point of fatzg...

To examine three problems in the interpretation of the Luria-Nebraska Neuropsychological Battery (LNNB), the normal participants from four different studies were pooled to form a sample of 241 LNNB profiles. The first problem addressed was the LNNB's false positive rate. All five yes/no decision rules were applied simultaneously. Each individual rule had a 0% to 8% false positive rate: combinin...

We have been developing a framework for executable specification of norm-governed multi-agent systems. In this framework, specification is a design-time activity; moreover, there is no support for runtime modification of the specification. Due to environmental, social, or other conditions, however, it is often desirable, or even necessary, to alter the system specification during the system exe...

Biological systems have powerful inbuilt mechanisms of control intended to maintain homeostasis. Cytokines are no exception to this rule, and imbalance in cytokine activities may lead to inflammation with subsequent tissue and organ damage, altered function, and death. Balance is achieved through multiple, not mutually exclusive, mechanisms including the simultaneous production of agonist and a...

E. S. Morton proposed that, in birds and mammals, individuals tend to produce low-frequency atonal vocalizations in highly aggressive situations, whereas they typically produce high-frequency tonal vocalizations during nonaggressive or fearful situations. This hypothesis, referred to as the "motivation-structural (MS) rules," is based on two assumptions: the frequency of a vocalization is negat...