Due to highly sparse nature of EHRs, there is need of organized standard based EHRs data to ascertain the benefit of mining and also to improve storage capacity.
In fact, it is a reasonable expectation that in an environment, which is consistent with organized standard of care, basic ethical working conditions are met.
The strength of our study is that it demonstrates the feasibility and significance of a systematic CGA in dialysis patients, while at the same time revealing issues that are not yet covered in highly organized standard care.
Because each of the tissue samples within a TMA has separate data including a core tissue digital image and clinical data, an organized, standard approach to producing, navigating and publishing such data is necessary.
I learned a great many new skills while on the QA team, from regulatory requirements for drug development to implementing good laboratory practice, including writing and organizing standard operating procedures, as well as performing research audits.
Civil services are organized upon standard hierarchical lines, in which a command structure rises pyramid-fashion from the lowest offices to the highest.
He organized the standard sections of the Mass and the parts added specifically to a Requiem into 10 movements, often presenting stark juxtapositions of subdued, airless utterances and grand blowouts.
As can be seen, the signal to interference obtained in networks forming planar topologies (solid lines) outperforms that achieved in networks organized with standard methods (namely ZigBee and Stojmenovič) by ca. 4-5 dB for the entire range of the antenna beamwidth θ3dB.
Recently, a session on data policy and standards, organized at the annual Genomic Standards Consortium meeting (BGI, March 2012), provided a snapshot of the current situation [ 6].
The development of this reporting standard is being organized through the Standards and Reporting Committee of the Aquaculture Engineering Society AESS).
