Sentence examples for secondary database from inspiring English sources

The main areas of research are clinical decision making, decision analysis, cost-effectiveness analysis, outcomes research, guideline development, quality of life assessment, and secondary database analysis.

In order to solve this problem, the paper presents a methodology that allows to identify homogeneous populations (or material classes), together with their statistical parameters, when mixed in arbitrary and unknown percentages in a secondary database.

This study was a secondary database analysis of children hospitalized with a TBI related to a fall.

This was a retrospective secondary database analysis that used data obtained from a multi-institutional, prospective spine outcomes registry (Prostos).

Following the guidelines of the Category 2 challenge by the 2016 CASMI organizers, we evaluated each in silico software individually by using the best recommended settings and without secondary database rankings or use of other metadata.

Y Combinator-backed Next Caller, the makers of a caller ID system for businesses offering access to a secondary database containing a caller's personal information — including their name, phone, number and, if available, email — has come a long way since its launch at TechCrunch Disrupt last fall.

Secondary databases, GIS and multivariate analysis tools were used to determine whether there was a correlation between water quality and landscape characteristics within three local southern Ontario watersheds.

Nonrandomized studies of treatment effects using secondary databases may supplement the evidence based from randomized clinical trials and prospective observational studies.

Huge secondary databases of test results are usually available, coming from different sources, but individual results are often not associated to a given population, so their statistical analysis is a complicated process.

This article identifies sources of bias for health state characteristics stored in secondary databases that arise from patients' encounters with health systems, highlighting sources of bias that arise from organizational and environmental factors.

Secondary databases are used in descriptive studies of patient subgroups; evaluation of associations between individual characteristics and diagnosis, prognosis, and/or service utilization rates; and studies of the quality of health care delivered.