The phrase "at documented" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The findings were at documented levels of accuracy." (Note: This is a hypothetical example and may not be correct.)
Alternatives: "as documented" or "in the documentation".
Before closing one, Dr. Frieden said, officials look at documented fevers in students and how fast they are increasing.
"If you look at documented net zero buildings, there are less than 400 in the whole world," he says, noting that even a roof full of solar panels cannot meet the energy demands of a large or energy-intensive building.
First Amendment: Free Speech In an important campaign finance case, the court voted 6 to 3 to reaffirm the constitutionality of low limits on campaign contributions and rejected the argument that such limits can be valid only if aimed at documented instances of corruption.
Meta-analysis models were constructed to assess the percentage of cows with a behavioral response at documented exposure levels, and the summary relative risk estimate for all exposure pathways combined was calculated for each 1-mA increment from 1.0 through 5.0 mA.
Change directed at documented barriers may not change practice fully, in part because, not all barriers may be identified.
The median Modified Early Warning Score (MEWS), determined from patients' vital signs, at documented onset of severe sepsis was 3.5 (1 to 9) with a subsequent increase of median MEWS to 4 by the time of doctors' first attendance.
Originally TRACE was aimed at documenting good modelling practice.
Thank you for your efforts at documenting this struggle so well.
Numerous experiments aimed at documenting trainees' stress levels have been conducted by sere-affiliated scientists.
To view: "Time in Turkey," a huge photographic project aimed at documenting Turkish culture.
But he is still looking at documenting other near-forgotten forms of housing.
