Sentence examples for be systematically recorded from inspiring English sources

A precise count is difficult, not only because of the problem of distinguishing dialects from languages but because many speech varieties became extinct before they could be systematically recorded, and they are known if at all from fragmentary and badly transcribed missionary word lists.

According to various sources (IPCC 2007; NOAA 2012; NASA 2012), the average global temperature has increased nearly 1 °C since data started to be systematically recorded in 1880.

Such feelings about professional conditions in LBP patients should be systematically recorded and taken into account by professionals.

Any complaints will be systematically recorded and acted upon in accordance with JCU guidelines.

Complaints and adverse events relating to the physiotherapy services will be systematically recorded and investigated.

Complaints will be systematically recorded and actioned in accordance with UNSW guidelines.

Until this year, money sent home by Mexicans working in the United States had shown spectacular annual growth since 2000, the first year it was systematically recorded by Mexico's central bank.

Predicted Saps 3 mortality is systematically recorded in our electronic clinical record.

The reasons for eligible patients not being approached are systematically recorded.

Valuable information can be obtained when behaviour is systematically recorded (Sanoff 1991).

More than 60 pieces enunciated by Daba have been systematically recorded and translated.