However, as with other types of complex interventions involving various active components and multiple targets, health informatics trials often experience problems of design, methodology, or analysis that can influence the results and acceptance of the research.
The Diverse Convergent Evidence approach (DiCE) we propose integrates information from multiple sources (omics, informatics, and laboratory experiments) to estimate the strength of the available corroborating evidence supporting a given association.
We propose a RTCDSS to process online clinical informatics from multiple databases for clinical decision making in the treatment of prostate cancer based on Web Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture, by which the system can easily be adapted to different diseases and applications.
Virtual enterprise, concept that knows multiple social, economic, engineer and informatics approaches, is without a doubt, the enterprise of the future.
Genotyping of this CNV by various methods (laboratory and informatics based) in multiple population samples produced highly consistent evidence that a deletion spanning the SLC2A3 (MIM #138170) gene confers substantial protection against developing RA.
We divide this theme into two sub-themes: the multiple meanings of CDS and different informatics philosophies of CDS.
We expect that the RANSAC algorithm will find multiple usages in chemoinformatics and materials-informatics researches.
It provides a macroscopic view and a deeper understanding of the molecular mechanisms of drug action by integrating multiple data sets through a variety of informatics approaches [ 3].
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