Sentence examples for charts alone from inspiring English sources
Long Island Sound boaters should use great caution entering unmarked areas, as charts alone are not sufficient.
However, reading the top charts alone doesn't always tell the full story.
In the NE-NCPP, diagnostic interviews were completed for 167 subjects; medical charts alone were available for the remaining 74 subjects.
Also, while many of the demographic and treatment-related factors suggested by Dekker et al (2013) may be available on chart review, someone would have to do that chart review, incurring potentially considerable expense, and arguably other risk factors (for example, social support) would not be easily discernable from charts alone.
The seating chart alone amounted to the world's most elaborate LSAT question — how do you leave 740 of the world's biggest egos all feeling as if they got the best seat in the house?
Now, based on this chart alone it really does appear that 34% of the citations in the documents studied came from the Bible.
This chart alone is perhaps enough to warrant a trip to the nearest window to shout out, "I'm mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore!" Wall Street earned twice as much in year-end bonuses alone as all full-time minimum wage workers combined earned the entire year.
Thus the Amsler chart alone does not seem to be sufficient for the metamorphopsia detection and for monitoring the changes over time.
We also observed that navigators provided essential information about the patient to the provider, information which would not be possible to obtain by looking at the patient's chart alone.
However, the research in the US does not measure patient or provider acceptability, or the impact of administering the UMS chart alone, independent of changes made to labelling instructions.
Multivariable analyses were performed examining the impact of alternative framing formats (AR or NNT) on outcome, adjusting for intervention group from the other factorial element of the trial (chart plus computer or chart alone), outcome variable at baseline and type of computer system used in the family health centre (one of two different computer systems).
