However, it should be noted that because we based the present study on inpatient data, we only estimated the incidence of complications based on the records of those admitted to hospital, so that the incidence of several conditions, e.g. infections, will be underestimated as many patients are also treated as outpatients.
The sample size calculation is based on those from prior record review studies to measure differences in AE incidences per hospital type, and based on the results of the most recent Dutch record review study [ 20, 21].
To achieve this objective, this study simulates the epicenters and magnitudes of future earthquakes within 50,000 years based on those of past earthquakes recorded during the last 614 years.
A further 60 training records, based on archetypes of those records which were incorrectly standardised in all of the preceding tests, were then added to the training set to produce HMM3.
The geographic ranges of the four declining species shrank by 23 87% from those based on historical records.
A majority of synthetic time series of TCs to date, particularly those based on historical records, have not accommodated this non-stationarity.
The first factor is not the case for the present study, because we did not use the calibration dates based on previous molecular studies, but used only those based on fossil records.
While selection of participants based on patient records excluded those patients that had symptoms suggesting the diagnosis of secondary hypertension at first contact, the possibility remains that at least a part of the study population suffers from renal rather than essential hypertension.
The present dataset therefore reflect only those data based on medical records and not, for example, on interviews conducted with hospital staff or those medical professionals associated with a particular case.
The fact that a diagnosis specific analysis (that is based on all records, not just those when a PAR was used) shows greater improvement in documentation than the overall analysis suggests that documentation improves if the sign is perceived as directly relevant to the diagnosis.
