Sentence examples for availability note from inspiring English sources

This new system fits hospital rounding workflow and was used to support a randomized clinical trial testing whether use of voice to create notes improves timeliness of note availability, note quality, and physician satisfaction with the note creation process.

In this phase aerobic metabolism drives the cell growth but the growth rate is certainly limited by the O2 availability – note pO2 is nearly zero under continuous stirring and air supply-.

"I started like most of us would do switching between apps, so I switched from my email app to my calendar, I check my availability, I note that down, and I went back into my mail app — it was super painful!

4 = Information 6 = Meals 7 = Professional competency 8 = Living comfort 9 = Atmosphere 10 = Living environment and privacy 12 = Autonomy 14 = Security 15 = Availability personnel Note: Reference category for type of care is homes for the elderly (1).

Limited freshwater availability is noted in sedimentary areas, and the floating lenses of freshwater make the coastal tract vulnerable to water quality changes.

Twenty three percent [23%] of HUMC reported there were inadequate stocks of drugs although improvements in drug availability were noted in 2003 compared to 2001.

Because of frequent delays in availability, case notes were reviewed only in the implementation period for patients who had no imaging requested, or those without documentation of the Ottawa ankle rules criteria on the request form.

87 88899091 91 In our data, however, where industry funding was uncommon, lack of head to head comparisons could be explained by the cost and availability constraints noted above as well as unwillingness to use older, more toxic drugs as comparators with newer, seemingly safer agents.

With regards to RTx availability, we noted that in cases of prostate cancer, the percentage of patients entering RTx with intention to treat in 2006 was equal to that in the United Kingdom [ 9, 10], but then more than doubled during the analysis period.

In terms of availability, many reported noted that interpreters were, largely, not available at GP offices and hospitals.

He explicitly tied the prevalence of violence in the United States to the availability of guns, noting that television viewers in Britain watch the same shows as Americans and play the same video games, but that the country has drastically lower murder rates.