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The computer model was validated based on data recorded by computer-controlled pressure-induced muscle pain in eight subjects.

In this research, a new method is proposed to update real-time reliability based on data recorded by instruments and sensors installed on a system.

Analyses for freeways and arterials demonstrated that methodologies based on data recorded by Bluetooth detectors are capable of capturing traffic conditions as accurately as other data sources, including intrusive methods, such as loop detectors as well as non-intrusive, such as Floating Car Data [4, 21, 22, 23].

Our findings are based on data recorded by clinicians delivering routine mental healthcare who were not specifically ascertaining negative symptoms.

Patients were classified into three categories of admission diagnosis, based on data recorded by the admitting physician, medical, surgical or neurological/trauma.

The predictor was developed based on data recorded by CRT-D models Kronos LV-T and Lumax HF-T (Biotronik SE & Co. KG, Berlin, Germany).

Based on data recorded in awaking and restrained mice by digital video camera in high speed, we analyzed the time of whisker sweeping (whisking frequency) and the duration of backward sweeping (retraction duration) induced by puffing air toward whiskers on "deprivation" side versus "control" side.

The research described in this paper is based on data recorded using the 4D capture system developed by 3dMD [27] for high-resolution capture of facial movement; see Figure 1(a).

The system is based on data recording from a coincidence measurement and subsequent software processing of the data records.

While the data for our study were based on information recorded by GPs, information related to hospital discharges and communications from specialists is required by the UK National Health Service to be sent to GPs and entered into the database as part of the complete medical history of each patient (Gelfand et al. 2005).

Based on the data recorded by 42 US hospitals, those investigators found methicillin resistance to be associated with a significant 4- to 6-day excess in mechanical ventilation, and intensive care unit (ICU) and in-hospital days.