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Meanings of intracutaneous in anglès

Relating to areas between the layers of the skin.

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Examples for "intradermal"
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OCTs were positive in a minority of intradermal skin test-positive subjects.
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In the diagnostic work-up, patch testing is useful, together with delayed-reading intradermal testing.
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Subjects underwent intradermal and patch skin testing for β-lactams 2 months after presentation.
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Prick, patch, and intradermal tests are the most readily available forms of allergy testing.
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Prick and intradermal tests are sensitive in evaluating betalactam hypersensitivity.
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Usually cooks don't welcome large amounts of toughening connective tissue in meat.
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In addition, it may be a predictor for severe connective tissue involvement.
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Herpesvirus entry mediator expression was limited mainly to some connective tissue cells.
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As with muscle, it's that connective tissue that makes a thing work.
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The thickness of the connective tissue surrounding the fibers magnifies such differences.
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Usage of intracutaneous in anglès
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Cellular immune responses to intracutaneous recall antigens were reduced during treatment and returned to pretreatment conditions after withdrawal.
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Tetanus booster vaccine, pneumococcal vaccine, and intracutaneous skin tests were administered to further evaluate humoral and cellular immune responses.
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These results demonstrate that partial prophylaxis against papillomavirus-induced disease can be achieved by intracutaneous vaccination with a recombinant plasmid encoding the papillomavirus.
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Results: Three out of four patients had a positive reaction to an intracutaneous test with SDH, but no reaction to the additive sodium succinate.
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The LAMP and real-time PCR assays were both able to detect intracutaneous- and cohabitation-infection samples, with a concordance of 97.83%.
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Intracutaneous through the time