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Although the MOXXI system hides the data source from physicians, it was interesting to note that they were more likely to assess and validate records that originated from their own practice in comparison to records originating from claims data or visits to or dispensed drugs generated by others.

Blind predictions of subsurface response and subsequent comparison to recorded data have built confidence in the models of Yucca Mountain.

Accuracy of the method is illustrated through analysis of four prototype buildings and comparison to recorded data and numerical results.

Fig. 1 shows that more dogs were born (i.e. had relatives in their pedigrees) than were reported as scored in the public OFA data until the late 1990's and this is consistent with comparisons to records of litters registered by the American Kennel Club [11] in which most dogs registered are not recorded with hip scores in the OFA database.

On Nov. 17, the rangers started recording every sighting of Chongo for comparison to registration records.

His voice softly spoken in comparison to his records, a far cry from the ecstasy of his band's music.

Singer Gwen Stefani wrote her lyrics quickly in comparison to previous records, and dealt with topics ranging from partying to ruminations on her relationship with Gavin Rossdale.

Mother reports of birth weight and gestation have been found to be very accurate in comparison to antenatal records with correlations of over 0.90 on average [ 16, 51].

In comparison to other records FFQ comprises longer time of dietary intake, imposes less burden on patients and is quick and easy to complete.

However, the retrospective recollection of birth-weight of children by parents has been found to be accurate in comparison to medical records with correlations of over 0.90 between the two data sources reported [ 16, 54].

However studies on the reliability of self-reports in comparison to medical records have found a greater concordance for well-defined conditions such as MI or stroke, which tend to have abrupt onset [ 46].