In the tradition of the popular Song era literary category of 'travel record literature'youjiuji wenxue'), Shen Kuo also wrote the Register of What Not to Forget, a traveler's guide to what type of carriage is suitable for a journey, the proper foods one should bring, the special clothing one should bring, and many other items.
Such transformation and normalisation is usually called "data standardisation" in the medical record literature, and "data cleaning" or "data scrubbing" in the computer science literature.
ProTISA collects TIS confirmed through a variety of available evidences for prokaryotic genomes, including Swiss-Prot experiments record, literature (IPT), conserved domain hits (CDC) and sequence alignment between orthologous genes (HSC).
Dan Morgenstern, director of the Institute of Jazz Studies at Rutgers University, called the record "a milestone in the Ellington recorded literature".
There are, however, still gaps in many areas, and very little sampling beyond 1,000 2,000 m in depth. 5. Other data exist in published records (literature), unpublished database records, and nondigital survey records, such as field data sheets.
However, what is more worrisome is that the prevalence of point-hypertension in the urban population is almost a 4-fold increase from the semi-urban group, and is one of the highest in recorded literature.
Data for this project originated from a variety of sources, including research surveys, fisheries catches, museum collection records, and literature records.
That's the record, the literature record that we go back to or has been up until now.
However, navigation has received insufficient recognition and attention in the electronic health record (EHR) literature as an independent construct and contributor to overall usability.
19 Several themes echoed those previously reported in the electronic health record implementation literature (see box).
The extent of this functionality, and approaches to solving these issues, has had little focus in the record linkage literature.
