Abstracts from the 2006 and 2007 annual meetings of the ADA and European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) were also searched and 12 were included after removal of duplicates, subanalyses, and out-of-scope records.
As a result there is greater scope for records to become dispersed amongst those not authorised to view the information, as well as greater difficulty in establishing where the 'leak' in the information loop has occurred [ 23].
While there may still be issues as to the quality and scope of records obtained, there is no reason to suppose that the QOF principle cannot be extended to digital documentation of an individualized cardiovascular risk factor score.
But the information they have been able to disclose in their public warnings perfectly tracks both the specific law cited by the April 25 court order as well as the vast scope of record-gathering it authorized.
This enables a broad scope for record-linkage studies.
The friability might be easier to assess if the intubation and the retraction of the scope is recorded.
Although the interviewers had scope to record if smokers responded that they had transferred their cigarettes into a case, no smokers reported having done so.
They urged more rigorous procedures for internal review of subpoena requests, including the scope of any records sought and whether to provide advance notice, and argued that there needed to be more internal and external checks and balances on prosecutors.
In addition, the review said that "as a principle, any change to the scope of the record must be driven by citizens and patients, with appropriate advice from the professions and tempered by the IT capability".
The ability to stream and record scope video to a smartphone also makes me a little queasy when I think about how it might be mis-used.
Within this scope, both regionally recorded seismic waves and first motion polarities were used to extract information about the earthquake sources, in particular, depth, seismic moment and focal mechanism.
