Sentence examples for adequacy of record from inspiring English sources

"We would remind the Chairmen of Congressional Republicans' concerns over the use of private email by Secretary Clinton," the letter states, adding that "a public hearing is required to ensure the security of such communications as well as the adequacy of record keeping procedures as required under federal law".

to evaluate the adequacy of recorded prenatal care provided to adolescents in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe.

To determine the adequacy of records of parental counseling in mothers with threatened preterm delivery before 27 weeks gestation, whether interventions performed at birth were consistent with recorded antenatal decisions and whether extent of resuscitation affected the occurrence of serious short-term morbidity.

However, the adequacy of records indicating exposure to inpatient healthcare or antimicrobial drugs was verified among 53 case-patients who were interviewed by telephone.

Medical record validation of self reported cardiac events was attempted but determined to be unfeasible owing to inability to obtain and assure adequacy of records for all events and deaths (potentially from a cardiac event).

I cannot speak to the adequacy of their record keeping".

In our study, the nurses and physicians assessed the completeness and adequacy of the records; also the relation between the quality of the information in the records and adverse events rate will be analysed.

Congress did not intend that a person, by reason of a bona fide misunderstanding as to his liability for the tax, as to his duty to make a return, or as to the adequacy of the records he maintained, should become a criminal by his mere failure to measure up to the prescribed standard of conduct.

The Adequacy of the Fossil Record S.K. Donovan and C.R.C. Paul (eds.).

Physicians using the system evaluated the adequacy of the computerized record as a replacement for the paper chart.

Approaching human evolution solely through the paleoanthropological record reinforces that mistaken idea, and also invites the expression of a familiar if equally mistaken skepticism about the adequacy of the fossil record.