The process for capturing data in e-RA from the LTEs is multi-staged (Fig. 5).
CHESS should be descriptive enough to provide means for capturing data at various levels of granularity, from atoms to substances, as well as heterogeneity of data from molecular orbitals to chemical reactions.
The PayScale surveys are also bad at capturing data from jobs where it's common knowledge how much people earn -- government jobs, for example, or minimum-wage jobs.
The current approach for capturing data that originate from different systems biology and biochemical network databases is to have separate tables for common entities of different systems biology and/or biochemical network data sources, e.g., BioModels Database and KEGG data sources.
The VAED is population-based, capturing data from all admitted patients for a defined geographic area (i.e. Victoria).
For example, Radio Frequency Identification Devices RFIDD) use radio frequencies to capture data from uniquely identified tags, which can then be transferred over existing communications networks.
For neuromuscular assessment, surface electromyography (sEMG) captured data from the (1) lateral head of triceps brachii, (2) anterior deltoid, (3) pectoralis major, (4) biceps brachii, (5) lattisimus dorsi, (6) upper trapezius, (7) middle trapezius, (8) erector spinae, (9) external oblique, (10) hamstring, and (11) quadriceps.
In April 2011 reporting became mandatory for all National Health Service hospitals, and this now captures data from most of such operations, with compliance rates per hospital varying between 93% and 100% in the NJR's latest report.
Both mapping techniques captured data from both paintings simultaneously, with differing transparencies and signal for each pigment in each technique.
The QuickSee, however, constantly captures data from a patient's eye, rapidly determining when to capture a measurement and reducing training barriers for technicians.
