Fifteen categories of drug information questions (e.g. drug dosing, drug interactions, mechanism of action/pharmacology, side effects, and over-the-counter drug information) were identified as important to healthcare professionals based on the published literature and the Nova Southeastern University Drug Information Centers' records of queries by primary care providers.
The record numbers of queries and grade changes come at the same time as a dip in national GCSE and A-level pass rates.
For Alexa, you can find a record of your query on the Home screen of your Alexa app.
Strategies are saved by default, providing users who have logged in with a permanent record of their query history, except for those that they choose to delete.
All initial n = 50 irrelevant records in the retrieval list of query B have lower E-values than any relevant records in the retrieval list for query A, with the 50-th record for query B having an E-value of 1 × 10−134.
The proportion of sequences with matches in public databases is greater among the longer assembled sequences, as demonstrated by applying a series of increasing minimum size cutoffs and recording the number of queries with significant matches (additional file 2).
AOL keeps a record of each user's search queries for one month, Mr. Weinstein said.
This typically results in a burst of queries, each time a patient record is requested.
Fields containing multiple records are generally stored as delimited text within the same record; this denormalization significantly reduces complexity and improves efficiency of queries.
We will be guided by them," Mr Obama said, a reference to the record of the Bush White House, which queried the link drawn by scientists between climate change and human activity and resisted calls for a global regime of emissions ceilings.
Phorm points out that its system does not retain detailed information about web usage as it builds its user profiles in contrast to Google, which keeps records of users' search queries for up to two years.
