The final version of the spreadsheet included the following variables: name of the authors, country, language, setting, year, type of study and method, eligibility criteria for population, intervention and timelines during process, organ preservation details, death determination characteristics, type and time of consent, and any ethical, legal, and logistic issues described.
Clustering and annotation information were combined into a large spreadsheet for the final output.
In the final questionnaire, 59 variables were surveyed (spreadsheet available from P.K.B).
The coefficients of the final model were built into a spreadsheet-based calculation interface which places any patient, with given input data, in terms of probability-of-death percentage range, given the percentage points observed on our sample of patients.
The final result of the bioinformatics pipeline is a spreadsheet containing filtered and annotated variants.
All of the final outputs were recorded in a flat file/Excel spreadsheet and given to the IT group for future consideration/integration into the current clinical application.
The report is reviewed by a subject matter expert who makes appropriate edits and selections for the final concept associations using a text editor or spreadsheet software.
The final step of this process prepares a Microsoft® Excel spreadsheet containing the results of the analysis.
The final list of presumed gene family members was catalogued in a spreadsheet.
