Missing data in individual records arose from one or both sources.
Skin cancer records arise from case level data in the SEER, or Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results database, 1973 2009 (Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) Program (http://www.seer.cancer.gov/) Research Data (1973 2009), National Cancer Institute, DCCPS, Surveillance Research Program, Surveillance Systems Branch, released April 2012, based on the November 2011 submission).
Although it was one of the first fatal accidents in New Jersey, at least on record, arising from use of a cell phone while driving, the topic is getting more and more attention as states grapple with the potential dangers of operating a vehicle while using a cell phone or other technological devices.
Conventional wisdom holds that this remarkable record arises from the fruitful collision of a baseball-mad culture and grinding poverty.
The advantage of mark-length recording over the conventional mark-position recording arises from the independence of the resulting density on the size of the tip apex, allowing for an increase of user densities by at least 50%% and potentially 100 % with an implementation of relatively blunt tip [102].
Enamel defects are recorded as arising from localised or generalised insults to the developing dentition.
In addition, the follow-up telephone interviewers will record data arising from the outcome of each follow-up telephone survey, including the time and date of all call attempts, call outcome (eg. engaged, answering machine, call partially complete, call complete or refusal), length of call, and the interviewer who conducted the call.
The curation system described here is currently in use in its complete form for recording mutant phenotypes arising from mutations in single genes.
This list was used to code the transcript data, and to record new themes arising from the focus group analysis, thus capturing the major topic areas of discussion in the focus groups.
What we now refer to as personal health records (PHRs) arose from low-technology solutions that individuals and families have used for many decades because they needed one place to record and access their complete medical history.
