Sentence examples for a clear documentation of from inspiring English sources

It's a monument to the riff; a monument to noise (the thing, not the genre); a clear documentation of an excellent band's natural sound; and, in its seven long tracks, a piece of unified long-form art that sits there like a patient, malevolent force.

Articles were excluded from further consideration if they did not have specific reference to partnership evaluation procedures or were reviews of partnership tool analysis without a clear documentation of methodology.

A clear documentation of all such cases will need further investigations, and some aspects of such cases are discussed in detail elsewhere (Falandysz and Lipka 2006; Borovička and Řanda 2007; Falandysz 2008, 2012, 2013; Falandysz et al. 2012a, 2013; Borovička et al. 2011; Jarzyńska and Falandysz 2011a, b; Jarzyńska et al. 2012a).

Within Singapore, there is a need for clear documentation of the capabilities and standards of service to be expected from its EDs.

A wound swab should be sent to microbiology from all wounds (either clear documentation of a swab being sent or evidence on the hospital computer database of a swab being processed).

The uptake of this checklist has not been optimal, but the MSC provides an excellent tool for clear documentation of C-spine status.

Identified areas for improvement include clear documentation of a process of exclusion of other diagnoses, and prophylaxis for potential treatment complications, including osteoporosis and gastric symptoms.

Certainly, close monitoring of eGFR over time, rather than serum creatinine alone (with clear documentation of a baseline level) might detect subtle decline and alert one earlier to the possibility of nephrotoxicity.

For example, of the 17 human rabies cases associated with insectivorous bats reported in the United States from 1980 to 1996, only one had clear documentation of a bite (22 ).

Illustrations of insects made using one of Galileo's microscopes, and published in 1625, appear to have been the first clear documentation of the use of a compound microscope.

The fact that liana-scratch was acquired only by those able-bodied young chimpanzees that had ample opportunity to observe Tinka's unique technique of self-scratching, and was employed even when not with the original model, allows clear documentation of the chimpanzees' ability to acquire a novel motor procedure by social learning.