human
TASK: Your task is to answer biomedical questions using the given abstract. Only output yes, no, or maybe as answer.
INPUT: ['Automated haematology analysers are increasingly being used. Normal ranges for automated immature granulocyte counts (IG%) are described in adults and children as <1%, but are not reported for newborns, who often have complete blood count with differential in evaluation for early-onset sepsis. Therefore, this study aimed to describe IG% during the first 48 hours of life (HOL) in newborns and determine the clinical factors affecting IG%.', 'We carried out retrospective chart reviews for newborns ≥35 weeks gestational age with one or more complete blood count with differential in the first 48 HOL. Clinical history and automated haematology results were reviewed.', 'Forty-seven of 215 subjects had two or more complete blood counts within 48 h. In the first 48 HOL, IG% ranged from 0 to 8.4% (95th percentile 5.2%). At <12 h, 70% of samples had IG% >1%. IG% appears to decrease over time. Earlier hour of life and higher birth weight were independently associated with higher IG%.'] Are adult and child automated immature granulocyte norms inappropriate for evaluating early-onset sepsis in newborns?
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yes
TASK: Your task is to answer biomedical questions using the given abstract. Only output yes, no, or maybe as answer.
INPUT: ['Automated haematology analysers are increasingly being used. Normal ranges for automated immature granulocyte counts (IG%) are described in adults and children as <1%, but are not reported for newborns, who often have complete blood count with differential in evaluation for early-onset sepsis. Therefore, this study aimed to describe IG% during the first 48 hours of life (HOL) in newborns and determine the clinical factors affecting IG%.', 'We carried out retrospective chart reviews for newborns ≥35 weeks gestational age with one or more complete blood count with differential in the first 48 HOL. Clinical history and automated haematology results were reviewed.', 'Forty-seven of 215 subjects had two or more complete blood counts within 48 h. In the first 48 HOL, IG% ranged from 0 to 8.4% (95th percentile 5.2%). At <12 h, 70% of samples had IG% >1%. IG% appears to decrease over time. Earlier hour of life and higher birth weight were independently associated with higher IG%.'] Are adult and child automated immature granulocyte norms inappropriate for evaluating early-onset sepsis in newborns?
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