"I think any time personal information is systematically gathered and maintained by a third party, there are concerns," said David Hawkins, the director of public policy and research of the National Association for College Admissions Counseling.
Then, (bio medical literature was systematically gathered from two scientific databases (i.e., PubMed and PubMed Central) and analysed automatically with text mining.
The best available evidence was systematically gathered, appraised, and synthesized.
This approach derives theory from data which have been systematically gathered and repeatedly analyzed [ 27, 28].
Serologic results were not a confirming criterion in the outbreak case definition because their results were not validated at the time and because serologic specimens were not systematically gathered throughout the multistate outbreak.
More precisely, no geographic structuring could be noticed based on the zoning of Australia, and the haplotypes of individuals of identical species were not systematically gathered in groups.
As the sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of the non-participants were not systematically gathered, it remains unclear to what extent the population included in this study differs from all patients with early arthritis who have a paid job at symptom onset.
Hence, using primary care GP networks that register data which is not systematically gathered via other data collection systems is of considerable added value for monitoring death and dying from a societal point of view, comparing countries and providing a good basis for continuous surveillance.
Findings indicated that FH information was not systematically gathered in primary care settings and electronic medical records were not equipped to retrieve persons with T2D running in their family.
There is little systematically gathered epidemiologic information on RAD.
