Sentence examples for acknowledged and documented from inspiring English sources

6 The requirement for management of dressing-related pain is acknowledged and documented within the field of tissue viability.

To focus on Margaret's attempts at breast enhancement or the inconstancy of Katherine's boyfriend's penis — which ruined the name "Ralph" for generations of American women — is to overlook the other ways in which Blume revolutionized young-adult fiction: by acknowledging and documenting the fertile imaginations and rich interior lives of girls.

We believe these accidental factors have had a significant role in our success and therefore hold them as important to acknowledge and document.

Patient preference therefore should be acknowledged, discussed and documented at an early stage, in order to adequately address the concerns of patients, and later to analyse the results of a trial adequately.

"That same denial was on performance today," said Webb. "Once again, we have a governor that is retreating to the dark side of West Virginia's coal industry and refusing to acknowledge the true and documented impacts on the health of coal mining families and communities exposed to the fallout of mountaintop removal".

However, hypophosphatemia is neither widely acknowledged nor documented in CKD patients.

Misappropriation is a widespread practice rarely explicitly acknowledged or documented, even in studies that have looked into the coping strategies of health professionals [ 1- 4].

Worse, and not acknowledged, are the documented, serious environmental and health risks linked to GM seeds.

We could not collect data on cause of death for 15 (8%) of the total cohort who died and acknowledge that documented cause of death may have been difficult to ascertain or attribute for some people.

Motivation Interview (MI) was the recommended method for individual health counseling in the county council policy document and also acknowledged and used by the DN's.

This is informally acknowledged, but rarely documented, and it is generally ignored in human resources for health (HRH) planning.