Since Hi-net provides continuous high-quality seismograms, Hi-net records are suitable for the PII.
Hi-net continuous records are suitable for reconstructing the autocorrelation function (ACF) of the ambient noise (e.g., Ueno et al. 2015), which approximately represents the zero-offset Green's function (Claerbout 1968).
This indicates that the vertical component of the BBOBS records are suitable for analyzing Rayleigh waves, which are sensitive to the upper mantle structure, and teleseismic P waves, which are sensitive to the deeper mantle structure; both types of waves have large long-period vertical motions.
This high sensitivity ensures that electronic records are unlikely greatly to underreport the incidence and prevalence of AIH and thus such records are suitable for studying the epidemiology of AIH in databases such as the General Practice Research Database, QResearch or the Health Improvement Network in the United Kingdom.
A period of observation was set for each subject with a start date of 1st January 2005 or, if later, the date that the patient record was suitable for research plus twelve months.
Of these, 43 records were deemed suitable, fulfilling the inclusion criteria for the review.
51, 52 In the Saskatchewan Health Databases, for example, data in the hospitalization records may be suitable for studying only major birth defects.
Primary care electronic health records in England are suitable for monitoring obesity trends in children.
However, it also allows the inclusion of measurements at inner nodes (e.g. from fossil records), and it is suitable for accounting for multiple measurements at single leaf nodes.
More recently, a systematic review of 26 studies in the USA reported that 37% of ED visits were non-urgent (27) and a large US study reported that 6.3% of 34942 ED visit records would have been suitable for management in primary care (28).
