Forwarding of case-by-case data on Norovirus outbreak cases from the local to the state and national level should not be required.
Reporting to national notifiable disease surveillance is not mandatory, and timely submission of case-by-case data with epidemiologic, clinical, and laboratory information is variable.
In standard methods, the alignment algorithm, evolutionary model and numerous parameters are needed to be selected and set case-by-case according to the heterogeneity of input data.
This charting process enables comparison within and between cases and rearrangement of the data case-by-case and by thematic content for subsequent descriptive analysis and abstraction.
The data show extreme case-by-case variations in time at every step of the withdrawal process until death.
This can only be answered on a case-by-case basis, since the security practices and uses of data differ vastly between universities.
This necessitates a case-by-case analysis of the available data when determining the relevance for humans of this chemically induced renal disease in male rats.
This value is substantially below the semantic similarity of gene pairs selected at random, and was chosen to yield a number of example that was feasible for case-by-case analysis, a data set of 101 pairs denoted putative false positives [Additional file 3].
Discordant results were studied by DNA sequencing and case-by-case review of original microbiology laboratory data.
The main reason relates to the difficulty to provide adequate human resources that would work for such a long period on the epidemiology of tuberculosis; however, even if a careful case-by-case analysis of the patient file data could not be assessed within the frame of the study, we fully assume that our results are a mirror of the epidemic situation of tuberculosis in French Guiana.
The cohort provided sufficient data for a case-by-case analysis of errors, but not for comparing across the 15 GPs, though there were no indications of differing themes between individuals.
