Sentence examples for chart availability from inspiring English sources

Although this study represents a convenience sample because of chart availability and may represent reporting bias, the case-patients reported had high case-fatality and disability rates at last known follow-up evaluation at 60 days.

The limitations imposed on the secondary analyses by small sample size were magnified by the lack of availability of complete clinical data for many subjects due to lack of chart availability, such that Axis I diagnosis unknown for 15 subjects and suicide attempt history was only known for 39 subjects.

Thus, when assessing the possibility of material culture in these birds [ 33, 34], it is essential to chart the availability and usage of different plant species [ 42] (for a recent study on chimpanzees, see [ 52]), as well as their mechanical properties.

Many countries will have access to all of these new Top 100 playlist charts, but availability will vary, we understand.

You can even check out Lum-Tec's arguably low-tech availability chart to see if you can get one.

Coverage of reliable aeronautical charts parallels the availability of topographic maps that provide the essential terrain and cultural data.

The following chart shows the cash availability for the next 12 months.

Findings from the PHC survey also highlighted absence of counseling card and poor availability of chart booklet.

Developments in technology, such as FDG-PET scanning in disease staging, and the greater availability of CHART for the delivery of radical radiotherapy in suitable patients should be highlighted.

In addition, participants developed a chart depicting the current availability of test methods for various types of information needed to assess nanoparticle toxicity in order to facilitate research prioritization and methods development.

We conducted a cross-sectional study to assess the accuracy of key variables in the EPTS compared to the source data recorded in patients' charts and evaluated the availability of data in the EPTS relevant to the study of patient attrition.