ライフサイエンスコーパス: computerized database

1 Patients were identified on the hospital's computerized database.

2 s, and failed sedations--was maintained in a computerized database.

3 Data were entered prospectively on a computerized database.

4 over a 3-month period were identified from a computerized database.

5 y one author (1989-1999) were entered into a computerized database.

6 6-month period were recorded and stored in a computerized database.

7 Data were collected from a computerized database.

8 e collected prospectively and entered into a computerized database.

9 e collected prospectively and entered into a computerized database.

10 the national Department of Veterans' Affairs computerized databases.

11 with pyelonephritis who were identified from computerized databases.

12 gh computer-assisted telephone interview and computerized databases.

13 f Northern California (KP) was defined using computerized databases.

14 what is already available institutionally in computerized databases.

15 The Medline computerized database (1959-1999) was searched, and all

16 We searched computerized databases (1966-1998) for primary studies o

17 each patient (series II) were entered into a computerized database and analyzed (multivariate and uni

18 uary 2000 to May 2011 were identified from a computerized database and evaluated.

19 We searched a computerized database and reviewed the medical records o

20 We searched a computerized database and reviewed the medical records o

21 S) (1974-1980) has continued to maintain its computerized database and stored sera to enable ongoing

22 rvival data were obtained from a prospective computerized database and updated from hospital and offi

23 morrhagic events through searching validated computerized databases and medical record review.

24 Studies were identified by searching computerized databases and queries of experts in the fie

25 ailed patient information was entered into a computerized database, and 36 discreet variables were an

26 curacy of diagnoses of spondylarthritides in computerized databases at the Minneapolis Veterans Affai

27 e, and American Society of Tropical Medicine computerized databases, conference proceedings and abstr

28 ed patients who have had liver biopsy from a computerized database (DIAMOND; Hicom Technology, Brookw

29 data from these patients were entered into a computerized database for storage, retrieval, and analys

30 data from these patients were entered into a computerized database for storage, retrieval, and analys

31 d utilizing CINAHL, PsycARTICLES, and PubMed computerized databases for a period of January 2000 to D

32 Computerized databases for English articles from 1966 to

33 Computerized databases, including MEDLINE and EMBASE, we

34 vely from patients' medical records and from computerized databases maintained by the Pharmacy, the P

35 mune response was retrieved from searches of computerized databases (MEDLINE, PubMed, and SCOPUS).

36 We have used a combination of computerized database mining and experimental expression

37 The information in a computerized database of 2875 consecutive shoulder MR ex

38 a from clinical trials, medical records, and computerized databases of medication users and nonusers

39 Using the computerized databases of the Department of Veterans Aff

40 We analyzed 6,026 echocardiograms in a computerized database, read by one of three level 3 (Ame

41 We searched computerized databases, reference lists of pertinent art

42 Using a computerized database, retrospective cohorts of new outp

43 Computerized databases revealed 276 double-contrast bari

44 s of octreotide for variceal hemorrhage from computerized databases, scientific meeting abstracts, an

45 MEDLINE (the National Library of Medicine's computerized database) search were evaluated according t

46 large registry of aortic counterpulsation, a computerized database that incorporates prospectively ga

47 practice might be discerned utilizing large computerized databases to determine interreader differen

48 With the expanded use of computerized databases to gather information, a concomit

49 age articles published from the inception of computerized databases until February 1, 2009.

50 A computerized database was used to collect information ab

51 Multiple computerized databases were searched between 2 January 2

52 Computerized databases were searched for studies of n-3

53 Computerized databases were searched through 1997 for th

54 Nine computerized databases were searched, and manual searche