This would fit with the fMRI work (cited in the paper) showing lateral parietal effects during retrieval of episodic memory (importantly, usually retrieved on the same day as encoding).
Nowadays, PEFs data are usually retrieved from existent databases.
In practice, the delivery cost of a carton of items is usually retrieved from a cost table.
The PWV is usually retrieved by measuring the transit time of the pulse wave between the two measurement locations, denoted as Δ t.
However, in comparison with clinical data (usually retrieved from individual patient chart review) these data may lack detail on co-morbidities, severity scores, and timing of diagnoses [ 5- 7].
The way in which experts store knowledge of a clinical presentation [at least in the nephrology presentations that we have studied] is consistent with how knowledge is usually retrieved during the process of diagnostic reasoning (scheme-inductive reasoning) [ 16].
Evidence on their uptake and effectiveness, however, is thus far limited and is usually retrieved from small-scale academic-driven settings, in which CDSSs aimed at a limited number of specific decision points are tested [ 3– 7].
Sequence data present in patents are usually retrieved and grouped in the public databases, such as the NCBI patnt collection (14) or the pat data class division of ENA (13), but are characterized by a high level of redundancy.
While clinical data usually retrieved from patients' files are considered the gold standard for accurate clinical information, these are costly and time consuming to obtain and often large clinical databases for comparative purposes are not easily available.
Socio-demographic factors and clinical variables such as fetal weight and parity are usually retrieved from BC because here they are more complete, whereas co-morbidities of the mother are more frequently retrieved from HDR of the index hospitalization or of previous hospitalizations [ 3, 9, 10].
