A pre-defined sequence of information updates were made available through the artefact interspersed with visiting patient rooms (Table 3).
This approach exploited any artefact available in the environment to carry out work by using technical aspects such as 'hi-tech' software and hardware, and social elements such as multi-tasking; but with staff trying to simultaneously control several processes.
"I started Awesome Tapes from Africa as a way to make artefacts available from the cassette-based music economy I have encountered around Africa," he told The Wire in 2012.
Consideration should be given to other indicators of examination quality, such as the perimetrist's notes (if available), patient attention, artefacts such as lens rim defects, poor centration, incorrect refractive correction, etc, before including or discarding examinations to evaluate progression.
MDF is also available as a maven artefact on maven central [16] or for a jar file without dependencies see Additional file 3. Note that this is a framework and not a runnable application!
For example, if raw bead-level data were available, the BASH spatial artefact detection method (Cairns et al., 2008) in the beadarray package could be applied.
In the third iteration the digital whiteboard offered even more interactivity, and no other supplementary artefacts were available.
Other useful functions for assessing chip quality, including identification of spatial artefacts, are available in the 'affyPLM' package [ 10] from BioConductor [ 11] (note that the CEL files will need to be processed directly in R to create the required objects).
If available, the use of metal artefact reduction technology is strongly recommended for all prostheses imaging (Abdoli et al. 2016).
The ZAA describes the types of resources, both human and artefact, that are available within a particular context to help a more able partner offer appropriate assistance to a less able learner.
