The Bureau of the NHI routinely and randomly samples a fixed percentage of claims from every contracted medical institution, and the accuracy of coding is audited by an independent group of physicians [13, 24, 25].
To ensure that the medical resources provided by the government-supported NHI program were not over-used by the treating hospitals or patients, the diagnosis, treatments, and medications for each patient were randomly and routinely inspected by specialists.
Nicole A. Gordon, the head of the New York City Campaign Finance Board, declined to comment on the specifics of Mr. Green's case, but said that auditors routinely examined campaign finances, sometimes randomly and sometimes based on complaints from newspaper articles or other candidates.
Venography was routinely performed by one doctor and randomly reviewed by at least 2 vascular surgeons.
A total of 209 consecutive RA patients, routinely visiting our outpatient department were randomly recruited into the study; all patients who were included provided informed consent.
Routinely, most of the methods were also tested on randomly blurred contact maps derived from small sets of proteins (in the range of 20-30 chands) ano no general conclusion was derived.
All slides with densities less than 200 /µl, along with a randomly selected 20% of all blood films were routinely re-examined.
Veterinarians were asked to bleed dogs randomly chosen among the ones brought to clinics for routinely control and were also asked to collect basic information data.
To investigate the potential for regeneration following demyelination induced by Mtz, larvae were collected randomly from the 10 dpf Mtz treatment group and routinely cultured in E3 medium until 17 dpf, which was defined as the recovery group.
In addition, age and gender of 744 healthy donors randomly selected, from 2 centers where NAT assays are routinely performed, were recorded to compare the epidemiological features of NAT positive donors with those of non-reactive.
