Sentence examples for scanning records from inspiring English sources

Research from this team combining Australian MBS scanning records, collected CT dosimetry and the BEIR-VII exposure risk values identified a disproportionate burden risk of cancer incidence and mortality in females and younger adults [ 25].

The laser scanning records were stored electronically and sent to a central reading centre (Interdisciplinary Centre for Ophthalmic Preventive Medicine and Imaging (IZPI) of the Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany), for the measurement of retinal microvascular blood flow and the calculation of the retinal wall to lumen ratio (WLR).

This left a further 956 scan records (2% of all recorded scans) excluded due to missing address information.

Dr. Reisman said his company scans records of millions of drug purchases and refills and other medical claims in search of high-risk patients who are candidates for free drugs and other incentives to get their health priorities in order.

These programs enable officials to reconstruct the travel routes of unsuspecting drivers with jarring precision, as befell former Minneapolis mayor R.T. Rybak when a local newspaper obtained his license plate scan records.

We required incomplete or poorly scanned records to be rescanned and retransmitted (figure 3).

CVA was defined as hemiparesis cases proven by medical and CT scan records.

A total of 39,676 CT scan records were abstracted from RIS for 21,257 patients aged under 22 years between 1990 and 2002 inclusive.

Direct linkage with Townsend scores was available for 36,609 (92%) scan records, with further Townsend scores added as means from postcode sectors (n = 270), postcode districts (n = 965) and postcode areas (n = 163) to leave 38,007 (96%) scan records eligible for the study.

DAT technology uses a helical-scan recording method in which both the tape and the recording head move simultaneously, which allows extremely high recording densities.

Yet for Sydneysiders, a drink with friends is about to mean having their photo ID cards (such as drivers' licenses) scanned, recorded and checked against a privately-owned, linked-database of individuals banned from various venues.