"... In PAGE 8: ... This way of representing the diameter function is more convenient than providing only its x-y plot. Table1 shows the results for the automatic detection of hard plaques. The above introduced automatic technique detected reliably the present calcifica- tions.... ..."

"... In PAGE 18: ... Likewise, [hIS] reduces to [IS][hI][hS]; (US2 1 =0:16) while no reduction is possible of [hIs](US2 1 =5:74). The corresponding hierarchical model with all non-signiFFcant higher order interac- tions removed is denoted C2 in Table4 . The graph in Fig.... ..."

"... In PAGE 6: ...Stress Testing and Outcome 643 and the stress test results but not male sex were univariate predictors of time to cardiac event ( Table5 ). After adjust- ment, male sex was associated with a nearly 70% increase in the risk of cardiac events.... ..."

"... In PAGE 11: ... As a coronary disease, the risk factors for stenosis are arterial hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, habitual smoking, diabetes and family history of coronary heart disease. Table4 shows the data obtained by applying two diagnostic tests in a sample of 650 men with two or more risk factors using as a gold standard a coronary angiography, where T1 represents the outcome of the echocardiography with effort and T2 the outcome of the echocardiography with dobutamine. As the angiography can cause reactions in the patients (embolism, infections, blood thrombus, apoplexies, infarctions, etc.... ..."

"... In PAGE 10: ...x LIST OF TABLES Page Table1 .... In PAGE 32: ... Actual constraints in the field can be made to the guidelines developed for this network as will be described later. Table1 shows the levels for each external movement. Table 2 shows levels and resulting interior turning volumes.... In PAGE 72: ... Table 16 shows the top portion of the same summary file when the data are ordered from best to worst progression. Comparing these data with those in Table1 5, the reader can observe that not all combinations of phasing sequences for a set of travel times produce the best progression. Further observation suggests that there may be a pair of different phasing sequences (i.... In PAGE 76: ...66 phase sequence at the intermediate intersection resulted in the highest efficiency for all combinations of TT and TT1. Careful investigation of the results showed a repetitive pattern that depends on both TT and Table1 as Table 18 shows. The offset value produced by the program was always equal to the travel time mod cycle length (since the band always started at the start of green).... In PAGE 77: ...8. Using Table1 8, the recommended sequence for the intermediate intersection is 1 (lead-lag). GUIDELINES VERIFICATION WITH HARDWARE-IN-THE-LOOP SIMULATION In order to test the guidelines developed in this project, it was necessary to simulate a case where a surge of traffic occurs within a normal traffic period.... ..."

"... In PAGE 3: ... I will present data from the conference, first, by giving the structure of the three conferences, and then by discussing some details of special interest for the concern of this paper. Let us start with a first glance at Table1 . It shows that the number of patients (P) that have been discussed at the selected heart conferences is between 10 and 17.... In PAGE 4: ... (Legend: P1= patient case 1, OP=surgery, PTCA=balloon dilatation, PTCA?=postponed decision (the team in Lund will check the case more thoroughly later), normal coronaries = what the coronary angiography investigation showed according to the Karlskrona team, a assessment that was accepted by Lund on their words, the video film was not presented.) So far I have given an account of the overall pattern of organization of work and which decisions were made that can be seen by inspection of Table1 : There is an organization of the patient order to be presented. This order at the same time contains a hypothesis of the Karlskrona team, a hypothesis of which patients will get balloon dilatation as a recommended move and which will have surgery.... In PAGE 5: .... Instruction and learning as general and specific activity. Now, let us continue and look more in detail on the three heart conferences that I have chosen as empirical material. In Table1 there are two features addressed in this paper. The first feature is organization of work, on a low level so to say1, the arrangement of the order the patients are to be presented.... In PAGE 5: ... The arrangements take into account two factors: (1) patients that according to the preliminary decision of the Karlskrona team may be treated by means of balloon dilatation (PTCA), and (2) the time interval during the fixed heart conference meeting time when radiologist(s), and often also cardiologist(s), are able to attend (most often in the beginning of the conference). The outcomes of three of these rearrangements can be inspected in Table1 . What we can see is thus a pre-arrangement of things, the building of an organizational artifact, which is expected to support the work practice.... In PAGE 5: ... It is, in other words, the open nature of actions and the collaborative diagnostic work that are made visible here. Now to the more detailed analyses compared to what is shown in and discussed around Table1 . Also here I focus on the two features of work that are being dealt with in this paper, work organization as an instructional artifact, and the relation between inert artifacts and live actions as part of an ongoing activity.... ..."