For example, he said, errors can arise when a document such as a mortgage or deed is lost, misfiled or incorrectly indexed in the county recording office.
The PubMed records of 13 journals were fully indexed, of 4 the record was mostly complete, and 1 was incomplete (Table S1).
During that same time period, a total of 1,174,817 records were indexed in MEDLINE, 990,862 records in EMBASE, and 272,264 records in CINAHL (see Table 4).
This strategy was chosen since the reporting of DMCs, interim analysis and early termination is not indexed in Medline records, and it is often not reported in the abstract.
In the same way, we may also have missed numerous studies that, despite recording their weaknesses, did not have the search term "limitations" indexed in the analyzed databases.
"Some books indexed in the UBR no longer exist or we don't know or remember about them," said Jenart.
Many of the volumes in the records were indexed prior to their being donated to the Rare Book and Manuscript Library.
The catalogues are now indexed online and the records show the extent of the run.
File systems making use of indexes can be either purely indexed, in which case the records need be in no particular order and every individual record must have an index entry that points to the record's location, or they can be "indexed-sequential".
(7) Number of dressings: the total number of dressings for healing wounds of patients admitted to the surgery specialty unit during the hospital stay of the indexed admission, as recorded in the CMS.
(6) Urea level and urea-to-creatinine ratio: the last measurements of urea level and urea-to-creatinine ratio of patients admitted to renal specialty units during the hospital stay of the indexed admission, as recorded in the CMS.
