In summary, the histories approach provides a consistent conceptual framework for the full scope of quantum information theory, including classical (Shannon) information as a special case.
(Interview with a senior clinician, General Medicine ward) This enables multidimensional integration that is particularly relevant for the implementation of EMR systems, enabling the full scope of the clinical and administrative information relating to a patient to be collected together.
Anyone considering the news that the current pope, Francis I, has approved John Paul II for sainthood, should also consider that more than anyone, John Paul II had access to information about the full scope of the abuse problem and the greatest power to address it.
Conveying the full scope of genomic interrogation planned for each sample and the volume of information generated for a given participant is impossible.
Netanyahu claims that the International Atomic Energy Agency's report of Nov. 8 does not reveal the full scope of the Iranian nuclear threat, as it only contains information that the agency can independently verify.
Despite the dozens of people involved in the transactions, the report describes an atmosphere of compartmentalized information, where few people understood the full scope of anything that was going on.
Sillywood was built on interactive CD-ROMs, which, before people had grasped the full scope of the Internet, were widely regarded as the wave of the information and entertainment future.
Right now, physicians can't easily track the results of the full scope of care patients receive in real-time or learn other important information about their patients' care outside the individual physician's practice.
Sixth, only a small fraction of the drugs currently in use have ever been examined for developmental neurotoxicity; hence, the full scope of the problem cannot even be accurately estimated based on current information.
