To explore reliability, a retest was performed at least two weeks after the last session either using the web-based prototype on-line or a hardcopy document.
Thirty years of pesticide registration toxicity data have been historically stored as hardcopy and scanned documents by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA).
Because digital printers cannot represent images with a full range of tone levels (usually at most two levels: black and white), digital halftoning methods are developed and commonly used in hardcopies such as documents, magazines, and newspapers.
In cases where GIS data had not been developed or was not provided, we geo-referenced hardcopy maps found within report documents.
Users also tend to create documents to send not only by scanning hardcopies of documents into their computer, but also by taking screen shots — and these can also be converted into text-searchable PDFs.
Clinicians will be given a hardcopy case record form (CRF) in which they will document results, including actigraphy, which will be downloaded when the watch is returned.
Only one recommendation, requiring all documents in drug cases to be provided in hardcopy form, was rejected outright.
Millions of users have benefited from the ability of Artifex PDL technologies to preview documents on the screen or provide high quality raster for hardcopy output.
The pilot has been in place for 1 year; 720 independent observations have been made by one consultant radiologist and three mammographic film-readers, comparing hardcopy CR images with previous analogue films, using the criteria set out in the National Health Service Breast Screening Programme evaluation of digital equipment document.
