Sentence examples for Consistent documentation from inspiring English sources

"Consistent documentation suggests that the sale was done in good faith because the seller offered sufficient guarantees to overcome every doubt," said Alfredo Gaito, one of the Getty's lawyers.

Consistent documentation about the force and center of pressure (CoP) accuracy and reliability of the WBB is not available.

Our approach also affords automatic consistency checks, which is a desirable feature in large research projects to ensure consistent documentation.

The continuous development and consistent documentation of requirements and goals is a major challenge in product development.

When a standardized terminology, such as the Perioperative Nursing Data Set, is incorporated into an EHR, consistent documentation can be shared among systems.

"Because the process of assimilation took place at an earlier stage than it did with the western tribes, the eastern tribes have a difficult task in providing consistent documentation for all the time periods of their existence," he said.

The screen coordinates 128 Y addresses horizontally, and 8 X addresses vertically (note: it is not our intention to confuse the reader with this reversed axis system, this is merely an attempt to be consistent with documentation).

Standards in data and model representation will allow for effective object categorisation and consistent supporting documentation.

This study also showed that it is possible to trace records for a large proportion of infants 15 years after recruitment, in a sub-Saharan setting in the absence of consistent identifying documentation.

The presence of multiple Campylobacter strains (6 ) in individual outbreaks linked to chicken liver is consistent with documentation that chickens harbor multiple strains (8 ), that pâté is prepared from multiple livers (5, 6 ), or both.

These observations are consistent with documentation of humans exposed to Mn occupationally or as a consequence of treatment with total parenteral nutrition who suffer cognitive deficits (Josephs et al. 2005; Klos et al. 2006b; Mergler et al. 1994) and also perform poorly on tests of fine motor ability (Shin et al. 2007).