The AIC records types of injuries that are common among adolescents (see the Appendix for a list of the AIC items).
The cry recordings utilized in this study were captured under a wide variation in the recording conditions (i.e., context of recording, type of cry trigger, and types of extraneous sound sources present while recording).
We recorded type of cleft and procedure, including lateral relieving incisions, and our main outcome measure was the presence of a fistula behind the incisive foramen at 3 years of age, or a history of repair of a fistula.
We recorded type of antibiotics, delay of administration, and adequacy with microbiological data.
They also record type of treatment, chronic complications, hospitalisations and coronary risk status for people with diabetes.
Case notes were reviewed and the following data recorded: type of poison ingested, past medical history, past psychiatric history, previous ICU admission for DSP and demographics.
* p < 0.05 Because participants were given different HEP, each physiotherapist recorded type of exercise (strength/stretching), total number of exercises per session, frequency per week (days) and estimated duration for each session of exercises.
So we look for consistency, guidance, track record, types of acquisitions, whether they have allocated capital well.
The diversity of recording conditions includes acoustic conditions of recording, types of cry trigger, and infant-related factors which are known to affect acoustic characteristics of cry.
Our study did not record types of television programmes watched by the children.
