Information from the theatre register (Name, Date of birth, Date of CS) was cross-checked with patient files as well as admission ward registers.
Interestingly, many of these same states, as well as Indian states with rising inter-religious tension, when cross-checked with the Joshua Project's "progress" scale, are states that show increasing green and yellow.
The details of the interventions as presented in table 2 are cross-checked with trial protocols and published reports.
A limitation of this study was that we did not use a gold standard comparator HIV test, although positive results were cross-checked with methods considered as gold standards.
Another officer explained that someone on a "watch list" had been using Aden's name as an alias, and his information was being cross-checked with another agency, Aden said.
This observation supports the premiss that ambient vibration surveys should be cross-checked with other information sources, such as numerical models, in order to avoid misinterpreting the data.
They say that while users were required to supply basic information such as name and date of birth, this was never cross-checked with official documents, or even a credit card.
On the other hand, non-compliant patients (as determined by the pill counts of the NTP, cross-checked with the district hospital data) were considered defaulters.
The EM-DAT data were cross-checked with other sources of information, such as UN agencies, nongovernmental organizations, and reinsurance companies.
To test the validity of this hypothesis, available data (referred to as pacts signed by municipalities during the years 2007 2009) were cross-checked with data released by Eurostatag for the year 2007.
Complications were defined based on the diagnoses written by the treating doctors in patients' progress notes, and this was independently cross-checked with laboratory and radiological data (such as raised cardiac troponin in the presence of a documented myocardial infarction).
