On generalizing the D-algorithm

Provan, J. Scott

doi:10.6028/nbs.ir.83-2794

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“…We examined the interference by adding high concentration of bilirubin into the hemolyzed and nonhemolyzed plasma samples. 20 mg/dL (corresponding to 340 mmol/L) bilirubin was added, which is a threshold for neonatal hyperbilirubinaemia that can lead to neurological dysfunction . As Figure d shows, the bilirubin addition increases the absorption for both the sensor and reference measurements.…”

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Optofluidic Sensor for Inline Hemolysis Detection on Whole Blood

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Hemolysis is the rupture of red blood cells and constitutes the most common reason for unsuitable blood samples in the clinic. To detect hemolysis, one has to separate the hemoglobin in blood plasma from that in red blood cells. However, current methods entail centrifugation for cell-plasma separation, which is complex, time-consuming, and not easy to integrate into point-of-care (PoC) systems. Here, we demonstrate an optofluidic sensor composed of nanofilters on an optical waveguide, which enables evanescent-wave absorption measurement of hemoglobin in plasma with the capability of real-time inline detection on whole blood without extra sample preparation like centrifugation. Long-term testing with inline integration in a modified, commercial blood gas analyzer shows high reliability and repeatability of the measurements even with the presence of interference from bilirubin. We envision that the present work has large potential in improving diagnosis quality by enabling PoC hemolysis detection in blood gas analyzers and can also lend unique sensing capabilities to other applications dealing with complex turbid media.

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Optofluidic Sensor for Inline Hemolysis Detection on Whole Blood

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“…On this basis some interpret Ahab's desire as wish to make the people of Israel like Egypt. 16 Others understand the story in much more practical terms. Westbrook argues that the narrative presents Ahab's proposal as perfectly reasonable and Naboth has right to sell or not to sell his property but in this particular case he chooses not to.…”

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The King and the Reader: Hermeneutical Reflections on 1 Kings 20-21

Hadjiev¹

2015

Tyndale Bulletin

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1 Kings 20-21 offers a critical portrayal of Ahab as a king who practices neither mercy, nor justice in his dealings with his subjects but who strives to present a public image of himself as a king of mercy and justice. His character would have been seen by the exilic/post-exilic readership of the book of Kings as prefiguring their own experience of judgement and providing them with a model of repentance in the face of inevitable doom.

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On generalizing the D-algorithm

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Optofluidic Sensor for Inline Hemolysis Detection on Whole Blood

Optofluidic Sensor for Inline Hemolysis Detection on Whole Blood

The King and the Reader: Hermeneutical Reflections on 1 Kings 20-21

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