At the moment we already have techniques for streaming that data in a very secure way so when your email is checked, for example, we have the best security infrastructure, the best controls in place to make sure that only you can access that data.
Within decision trees, conditions are checked (for example, a registered diagnosis code, or a performed certain-care activity).
Data will also be checked for appropriate ranges, for example, an age less than 10 years would be implausible, since only adults were included in the parent studies.
In Canada and Sweden, for example, spending was checked for a period in the 1990s, but this has been followed by increases of nearly 6% a year between 1997 and 2002.
Thereafter, all variants were checked for their presence in known databases, for example, dbSNP.
The samples obtained will then be checked by the GPs for exclusions (for example, severe psychiatric or terminal illness) prior to the mailing procedure.
As demonstrated before in software or system engineering, a model must be checked and analysed before using it for example for testing a hypothesis, to measure system efficiency and to decide.
For example, you could be checked into Starbucks, and someone could set up a task to hold a place in line for them.
For example, it can be checked that the phylogeny in (a) has haplotype connectivity 2, whereas the haplotype connectivity of the phylogeny in (b) is 5.
Let { M3}, for example, be the set to be checked in R3.
