… For comparison, one of the coldest T/P ratios achievable in subduction zones is shown (5C/km),
as well as the 20C/km line, which may be seen as a lower boundary value for common, …

Metasedimentary rocks generally contain carbonaceous material (CM) deriving from the
evolution of organic matter originally present in the host sedimentary rock. During metamorphic …

… The stability of talc-phengite and the presence of rare glaucophane inclusions in pyrope
point to low formation temperatures (about 700 C) and to a probable Alpine age for the …

… The Raman spectrum of carbonaceous material (CM) from advanced diagenesis (∼200
C) to low‐grade metamorphism (∼320 C) is documented in the Helvetic flysch of the Glarus …

… could be found on protein C and S levels. Our results suggest that high doses of ATIII
concentrates do not induce any change in circulating protein C and protein S activity. …

Objectives: To document in intensive care unit (ICU) patients the effect of dental plaque
antiseptic decontamination on the occurrence of plaque colonization by aerobic nosocomial …

… of 200, with about 500C in this unit against 700C in the coesite-bearing one… C for the most
Ca-rich garnet in a coesite-grade eclogite (39 mol% grossular, 86DM57), and 14 kbar at 500C …

… c) The diagnosis of nosocomial pneumonia was established with the following criteria:
temperature >38[degree sign]C or <36[degree sign]C… 38[degree sign]C or <36[degree sign]C; and …

Objectives: To assess the relevance of current monitoring alarms as a warning system in the
adult ICU. Design: Prospective, observational study. Settings: Two university hospital, and …

… , 330 C) to the eclogitefacies (20 kbar, 500 C) is tightly constrained by literature data. Raman
microspectroscopy shows that at the micrometre scale, this process is progressive and con…