BioText emphasizes the display of a richer document surrogate, thus facilitating the assessment of the relevance of a document directly within the retrieval results.
Interfaces that provide more information in the document surrogate tend to require more time per item viewed for users to peruse the richer information [28].
Our results were based on the information contained in a document surrogate – the bibliographic record.
Whereas measurement of plasma viraemia ('viral load') and CD4 T cell count are documented surrogate markers of HIV clinical progression, the clinical relevance and utility of measuring the reservoir regardless of assay remains less clear.
For the international comparison, two researchers (AR, PD) searched each agency website to obtain relevant documents and identify sections within each document that concerned surrogates, while both researchers abstracted data and resolved all disagreements and discrepancies.
Recently, S-alkyl analogues of SAM have been documented as cofactor surrogates to label novel targets of methyltransferases.
ACP generally takes one of two forms: 1) the advance directive, or "living will", a mechanism that allows individuals to catalog their preferences for future healthcare; and 2) the durable power of attorney for healthcare, or "healthcare proxy", a document that assigns a surrogate to make medical decisions on behalf of a patient in the event of decisional incapacitation [ 2].
Details of Yauch's will emerged on Tuesday, when his estate filed documents in Manhattan surrogate court.
Concerns have been raised that regular participation in ultra-endurance sports may result in exercise-induced cardiomyopathy, as several studies have documented changes in surrogate measures in plasma associated with cardiac damage (Lippi et al., 2012b; Roth et al., 2007a; Scott et al., 2009).
In interviews, several analysts reacted with dismay when told they were described as reliable "surrogates" in Pentagon documents.
