In contrast to other methods of conducting epidemiological surveys for prescribing patterns in primary care, QuaDoSta is linked to the existing computerized patient documentation systems of physicians and can be incorporated fully into their daily routines, avoiding typical biases, such as missing data or double entries.
With RDF-formatted data, a documented SQL schema of PubChem data is no longer required, as the ontology linked to the data provides the necessary documentation.
The reported sensitivity and specificity data are likely to improve if implementation of the Bedside PEWS score is associated with the introduction of recommendations for the time of documentation and observation linked to the score.
Moreover, patented sequences are poorly annotated and can be linked to the corresponding GMO only by extensive review of the original documentation.
All of the methods and attributes are explained in the online software documentation, for example: http://yeadon.readthedocs.org/en/latest/segment.html We can add some of those details in the paper if you think it will clear up things, or maybe link to the online documentation.
It would be good if the link to the documentation be added somewhere in the manuscript.
In addition, patent sequences are generally poorly annotated, buried in complex and extensive documentation and hard to link to the corresponding GM event.
This could be linked to better documentation of capacity assessments as part of consent to treatment provisions under Part IV of the MHA to which the majority of forensic inpatients are subjected.
A link to an up-to-date web version of this documentation and code is linked to from the project website (https://price.systemsbiology.net/itep).net/itep
So I think, in some way, we need to ensure that there's professional judgement, there's observation as well as a bit of calculation and prompt but certainly linking to other documentation and getting people to make these connections, to help them make the connections.
