Ann Furman, a retired schoolteacher who helped found CCU and write the document, recalls, "The petition was pretty specific: 'We the undersigned want to ban hydrofracking in the town of Ulysses.'" A six-month-long door-to-door campaign followed.
Besides the lakefront property issue, the documents recall a separate instance months later when Mr. Claywell persuaded Mr. Rowland to let the school Mr. Claywell's son was attending auction off a meeting with Connecticut's governor.
"I asked them, and the Indian Consul General in Canada, how I should be disposing off the recovered Indian documents," recalls Deibert.
"When Marina came here, she had no documents," recalls Irina Zhdanova, Director of My Home Crisis Centre.
This finding is supported by previous research documenting recall errors in self-reports for a variety of health outcomes, including chronic conditions [e.g., [ 20, 21]] as well as injuries [e.g., [ 5, 22, 23]].
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Recall for whole documents v/s recall for segmented documents.
Scanning this businesslike document, I recalled a characteristic phrase of my father's.
Considering retrieval from MEDLINE to Tier 2 (that is, identifying the relatively small set of documents that are actually included in the final systematic review) shows similar trends: TRC queries outperform other variants, and show a relatively high proportion of identified documents (recall of 40.9% for the top 1,000 documents, and 78.4% for top 10,000 documents).
While extractions made by the system remained very accurate on these documents (precision.975), recall fell by.098 (absolute) to.863.
The researcher made detailed field notes and elicited narratives from staff, seeking to identify 'What is being accomplished here?' Documents (eg, recall letters and patient leaflets) relevant to chronic disease management were collected.
If weight 3 months before surgery was not documented, weight recalled by the patient was used, or the history was used to inform the dietician of estimated weight loss.
