Sentence examples for standard information model from inspiring English sources
In this article, I have attempted to trace the development of the BBMRI standard information model MIABIS in order to analyse where the values of the political and the technological collide and where European biomedical-policy entanglements (Thévenot 2009) occur.
More specifically, generating a standard information model in the context of technical biobanking standardisation efforts demands, as prerequisites for integration, explicit definition of a limited set of semantic entities, enumeration of their attributes, and systematic mapping between databases in line with the model.
Efforts to retrofit existing case definitions to a standard information model are necessarily awkward and difficult.
The openEHR specifications, which we use for the research presented here, offer a two-level modelling approach that separates clinical knowledge from information modelling; the former is captured in openEHR archetypes while the latter is done using a standard information model [ 16].
Third, with respect to the need for standardized representation of patient data, standard information models and terminologies are available for representing both genomic and non-genomic patient data [ 49, 60].
The templates are often designed using local rather than standard information models and terminology, which hinders semantic interoperability.
Secondly, current GDL editing and execution tooling does not support using other standard information models than the openEHR RM.
The requirements are grouped into four major categories of standards: Information Models; Common Data Elements; Terminology; and Programming Interfaces.
Due to the close connection with the physical world, it is an important requirement for IoT technology to be self-secure in terms of a standard information security model components.
In the standard information gain model, trials in the Wason task are all assumed to be independent.
This article reports on an ethnographic study of the development of the standard BBMRI information model called 'Minimum Information About Biobank Data Sharing', or MIABIS (Norlin et al. 2012).
