For blood samples that were collected at routine collection times, a SCr concentration was already available in the hospital records.
19 22 Studies have demonstrated that collecting PROM data in this way is feasible, and extending the routine collection of PROM data to LTCs has been advocated.
Our current credit system relies on the routine collection and dissemination of information to credit agencies and financial institutions.
One bill, which has growing support on Capitol Hill, would effectively end the routine collection of phone records data.
From 1990 until December 1996, the I.R.S. mailed at least four routine collection notices to Mr. Josephberg and his wife, Arline.
The routine collection of DNA slipped through parliament with barely a murmur, while campaigning efforts were focused on anti-terrorism measures.
Safety-Kleen, for example, tried to combine such fundamentally different businesses as hazardous-waste disposal with the more routine collection of used motor oil and recyclable materials.
While the systems are attractive to American law enforcement agencies, there is serious legal and political opposition to imposing routine collection on American citizens.
MIKE was supposed to include biennial surveys of all elephant populations and the routine collection of information such as the number of elephants killed illegally in particular places.
Yet what began as an apparently routine collection of bleeding chunks, by the end of the Tannhäuser overture had been transformed into something very special indeed, immensely spacious and thrilling.
These technologies include routine collection of transactional data, growing automated surveillance in public places, cell-phone tracking, satellite monitoring, internet tracking from cookies to 'clicktrails'... and sense-enhanced searches that allow observers to see through everything from walls to clothes".
