Our knowledge on the incidence of various diseases in the Swedish Sami population is based on data from national health and diagnosis registers, and is largely confined to information on cancer and cardiovascular diseases.
When others are confined to "information transfer" where is the bandwidth for hearing other points of view and being energized by the juiciness of storytelling that expands one's own self-story and, with it, one's memory base?
Although the Right to be Forgotten ruling, to date, may have affected content that is mostly trivial, the precedent of governmental censorship across borders, once established, can't be easily confined to information that society doesn't much care about.
Absent a non-disclosure agreement in a scientific meeting, disclosure should be confined to information already in the public domain.
Note that relapse refers to turning from abstinence to smoking, thus analysis of relapse must confine to information of participants who ever quitted at some time point(s).
The present study was confined to information obtained from 1031 dentate and edentate adults, 50 years and older living in urban Kinondoni and rural Kibaha/Bagamoyo districts of Tanzania.
By contrast, nurses using CDSS did not engage in lengthy discussions about possible diagnoses even when one was offered by the patient, instead confining to the information gathering demands of the CDSS.
Of those, 11 were also in "Wack". Many of the rest may well be unfamiliar to visitors who confine their information-gathering to the New York-Europe circuit.
These tendencies are exacerbated in organizations that restrict information flow, reward quick hits, and confine people to their roles.
For the purpose of this study data analysis was confined to the information from the first review consultation.
