International Journal of Laboratory Hematology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
45(6), P. 875 - 880
Published: Aug. 25, 2023
Abstract
Introduction
We
sought
to
quantify
percentages
of
microcytes
and
macrocytes
in
archived
automated
hematology
analyzer
(AHA)
red
blood
cell
(RBC)
volume
histogram
images.
Methods
In
preliminary
studies,
we
demonstrated
that
an
on‐line
application
Gauss'
area
formula
(SketchAndCalc™)
measured
percentage
areas
20
segments
under
a
computer‐generated
normal
distribution
curve
(−3.0
standard
deviations
[SD]
+3.0
SD)
with
accuracy
precision
(Pearson's
correlation
corresponding
theoretical
r
[20]
=
0.9962
[
p
<
0.0001]).
Thus,
used
SketchAndCalc™
(50–80
fL)
(110–200
AHA
images
women
previously
untreated
iron‐deficiency
anemia
(IDA)
hemochromatosis.
Results
Median
microcyte
13
IDA
hemochromatosis
were
63.6%
(range
13.5–76.8)
6.7%
3.4–24.8),
respectively
(
0.0001).
Mean
macrocyte
8.8%
±
6.1
SD
33.8%
11.7
SD,
Spearman's
correlations
percentages,
mean
corpuscular
volume,
hemoglobin
26
s
[26]
−0.9485,
−0.9641,
−0.9036,
(each
Conclusions
This
method
quantifying
could
enable
other
studies
RBC
subpopulations
Frontiers in Marine Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Jan. 26, 2024
Coral
carbonate
production
is
fundamental
to
reef
accretion
and,
consequently,
the
preservation
of
essential
ecosystem
services,
such
as
wave
attenuation
and
sustained
biodiversity.
However,
unprecedented
loss
coral
reefs
from
anthropogenic
impacts
has
put
these
valuable
services
at
risk.
To
counteract
this
loss,
active
rehabilitation
degraded
sites
accelerated
globally.
A
variety
restoration
practices
exist,
tailored
local
site
needs
types.
For
where
there
a
significant
unconsolidated
substrate,
Mars
Assisted
Reef
Restoration
System
(MARRS,
or
“Reef
Stars”)
been
utilised
contribute
toward
rubble
stabilisation
accretion.
effect
Stars
on
budgets
structural
complexity
not
assessed.
that
purpose,
we
assess
cover
through
census-based
approach
identify
contribution
producers
eroders
alongside
studying
skeletal
properties
estimate
current
rehabilitated
compared
natural
unrehabilitated
patches
mid-Great
Barrier
Reef.
Our
research
identified
positive
ecological
processes
functions
increased
budget,
restored
non-intervened
patches.
In
general,
no
rigour
relative
were
found
for
two
key
species
Acropora
most
traits.
Pocillopora
damicornis
hardness
seemed
decrease
other
sites,
demonstrating
different
performances
during
activities
should
be
considered
maximise
return-on-effort
activities.
Overall,
our
data
demonstrate
consideration
important
measuring
success
initiatives
can
relevant
tool
recover
lost
budgets.
Open Book Publishers,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 171 - 206
Published: April 21, 2025
This
chapter
summarizes
evidence
for
the
effectiveness
of
actions
to
restore
or
create
habitat
corals.
Actions
include
using
natural
materials
restore/repair/create
corals;
stabilizing
damaged
broken
reefs;
and
structures
made
from
unnatural
Open Book Publishers,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 357 - 358
Published: April 21, 2025
This
chapter
highlights
the
complexities
of
human
behaviour
and
how
education
awareness
coral
conservation
could
lead
to
change
needed
mitigate
considerable
threats
facing
reefs.
Open Book Publishers,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 81 - 102
Published: April 21, 2025
This
chapter
summarizes
evidence
for
the
effectiveness
of
actions
to
mitigate
threat
from
pollution
on
corals.
Actions
include
using
chemicals
or
minerals
neutralize
remove
pollutants;
reducing
industrial
and
military
activities;
removing
garbage
solid
waste
marine
environment.
Open Book Publishers,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 33 - 42
Published: April 21, 2025
This
chapter
summarizes
evidence
for
the
effectiveness
of
actions
to
mitigate
effects
energy
production
and
mining
on
corals.
Actions
include
prohibiting
or
limiting
oil
gas
drilling;
containing
sediment
during
modifying
aggregate
extraction.
Open Book Publishers,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 27 - 30
Published: April 21, 2025
This
chapter
summarizes
evidence
for
the
effectiveness
of
actions
to
mitigate
effects
residential
and
commercial
development
on
corals.
Actions
include
prohibiting
or
limiting
development;
landfilling
reefs.
Open Book Publishers,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 207 - 356
Published: April 21, 2025
This
chapter
summarizes
evidence
for
the
effectiveness
of
actions
to
manage
coral
species
and
increase
diversity
or
population
size
colonies.
Actions
include
cultivating
fragments
in
an
artificial
nursery
a
natural
habitat
(also
known
as
‘coral
gardening’);
transplanting
wild-grown
nursery-grown
on
substrates;
larvae
ex-situ
locations.
Open Book Publishers,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 59 - 64
Published: April 21, 2025
This
chapter
summarizes
evidence
for
the
effectiveness
of
actions
to
mitigate
effects
a
range
human
activities
on
corals.
Actions
include
prohibiting
or
limiting
modifying
access
coral
reefs
any
recreational
purposes;
and
creating
alternative
locations
activities.
Open Book Publishers,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 43 - 50
Published: April 21, 2025
This
chapter
summarizes
evidence
for
the
effectiveness
of
actions
to
mitigate
effects
transportation
and
service
corridors
on
corals.
Actions
include
limiting,
ceasing,
prohibiting
or
diverting
shipping;
providing
fixed
moorings;
limiting
new
utility
lines
near
coral
reefs.
Open Book Publishers,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 26
Published: April 21, 2025
This
chapter
provides
an
introduction
to
the
Conservation
Evidence
project.
The
also
sets
out
scope
of
Coral
synopsis
and
methods
used
summarize
evidence.
