Basic Characteristics. Table 6 showed that there were far more patients with pre-invasive cervical conditions (59%) than those with invasive (23%) or unstaged cervical cancer (18%). A large proportion of patients with precancerous conditions were aged between 19 and 24 (41.7%), non- Hispanic white (66.8%), with CIN II stage (64.8%) and no co-morbidity (85.4%). For their Medicaid status, 98.5% enrolled under BCCPTA eligibility category, 15.8% enrolled prior to their cancer diagnosis (pre-enrolled) and 49.2% enrolled for over 24 months. The mean duration of enrollment for this group was 20 months within the two years follow-up in our study period. Compared to pre-invasive cases, we found that invasive cancer patients were older, more likely to be non-Hispanic black, with higher co-morbidities and more likely to be pre- enrolled but less likely to enroll under BCCPTA and to be enrolled over 24 months. With respect to county variations, they tended to reside in a county with a higher income population and Ob/Gyns per 1000 women but with fewer hospitals with CoC approval, relative to their counterparts.
Basic Characteristics. The OPGW cable is composed of optical fibers for telecommunications contained in a dielectric optical drive. The optical unit must be designed to contain and protect the optical fibers from damage caused by mechanical stress caused by tension, bending, torsion, compression and humidity. The configuration of the cable must be the "loose" type and must be longitudinally sealed against water ingress. The cable must have electrical and mechanical characteristics appropriate to the design of the transmission lines, and ensure that fiber will not suffer efforts during the life of the cable. It is the Concessionaire’s responsibility to determine the final technical characteristics and specifications of the OPGW cable, taking into account standards such as IEEE 1138, ITU-T G.652, or equivalent, to ensure compliance of standards required for the SEIN.
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