Both themes are areas of research and practice that surely must become a major new focus for patient safety if we are to neutralise this potent and increasingly pervasive source of patient harm.
Essentially, the variance components analysis for the analytes distinguishes the pervasive sources of experimental variation from variation that is specific to the test material.
One of the most pervasive sources of noise pollution in suburban neighborhoods is lawn equipment.
Sources that contribute to current lead exposure of the general population include unabated lead-based paint and contaminated soils, as well as lower level but pervasive sources in drinking water, food, and consumer products.
Copy number variation (CNV) is a pervasive and extensive source of variation between individual genomes in humans and many other species.
ONE source of a pervasive millennial malaise is the perception that American life has come down to a couple of monster corporations selling the same Gap chinos and Egg McMuffins on every corner, from sea to shining sea -- that the rich pageantry of the national folklife, in all its pungent variety, has played itself out in a roadside litter of discarded clamshell burger boxes and chicken buckets.
However, as our study demonstrated, even a clinical data source itself has a pervasive error rate, and there will remain a need for active error trapping.
"When you find the frequency of this kind of violation in such a large employer, such a pervasive employer, it has to be a source of great concern," Mr. Fraser said.
Genomic studies leave no doubt that LGT has played a pervasive role in the evolution of prokaryotic genomes and is a significant source of phenotypic innovation among bacteria [ 6- 9].
Although the overall effect of the shared environment was smaller than that of unique environmental sources, its significant effect suggests that there is a pervasive contribution of familial characteristics which may include social and economic factors.
