This would explain the large difference in the number of installations of electronic archive systems.
Therese Bottomly, managing editor for readership and standards at The Oregonian in Portland, told me in an e-mail message that electronic archiving and search technology have forced a change in her thinking.
Managing glaucoma patients via a remote clinic necessitates the electronic archiving of historic clinical data, including visual fields and images.
He now works for LexisNexis, the electronic archive.
On the other hand, many thousands that the company had on file but had never used are now lost, said Ms. Cottay, the chief librarian, as are virtually all the old clippings, for which no electronic archive existed at the time.
Random House, for instance, "does not have in place a distinct corporate policy for archiving electronic author-publisher correspondence, and we have yet to establish a central electronic archive for housing publishing material," a company spokesman told Donadio.
We searched our prospectively accrued electronic archives for lesions screened during the period January 1992 to December 2007, in which the dominant radiological abnormality was coded as microcalcifications.
We searched our electronic archives for lesions screened during the period January 1996 to December 2005 in which the dominant radiologic abnormality was coded as a discrete mass, graded radiologically as 3B.
This may be a digital image primarily stored in an electronic archive or digitized for other reasons.
It ensured that samples used in the project had appropriate donor consent and/or REC approval attached to them, and this included approval for sequencing, deposition of data in an electronic archive and subsequent data sharing.
