Drafts, notes, reports, minutes, surveys, correspondence, records, proposals, evaluations, papers, theses, reviews, record book, data notebooks, reports, studies, articles, computer data and cards, and other papers.
Congressional investigations led by Rep. John D. Dingell (D-Mich)., which at one point employed the Secret Service to look into alleged forgery in Imanishi-Kari's data notebooks, struck some as more of a witchhunt than an attempt to settle a scientific dispute.
Data notebooks should be available for viewing.
This applies to keeping records in "data notebooks", data storage, documenting protocols, data modification and analysis.
Coordinates of the non-studied populations (Fig. 1B) were obtained from http://www.creaf.uab.es/xeg/Lasius/ and from unpublished data (notebooks B. Seifert).
When it comes to safeguarding their precious data, corporate notebook users are more likely to shove their valuables under the mattress of their hard drive than lock them away in a secure data vault.
This increases variability, which we attempt to minimize by training all participating nurses on the one hand, and by creating a research protocol and implementing an electronic data collection notebook on the other hand.
In order to decrease the variability among health professionals, training sessions will be held and the protocol for the follow-up of hypertensive patients in primary health care in Madrid will be respected, having been implemented in the data collection notebook.
This can lead to copying and pasting printouts into paper notebooks and manually transcribing data between notebooks and computers; which can result in data loss, transcription errors and records stored haphazardly [9, 32].
We reduced the size of the dome to ease transport through rugged terrain and replaced the data-logger, notebook computer and lead-acid battery with the hand-held data acquisition and analysis tool, the Vernier LabQuest.
