Sentence examples for claims of record from inspiring English sources
After the Communists rose to power in 1949, he dutifully — and falsely — reported the party's claims of record harvests and free food as a reporter for Xinhua, the state-run news agency.
An important application of digit extraction algorithms is to validate new claims of record computations: After a new record is claimed, the decimal result is converted to hexadecimal, and then a digit extraction algorithm is used to calculate several random hexadecimal digits near the end; if they match, this provides a measure of confidence that the entire computation is correct.
Despite claims of record profits in 2012 and an aborted $2.2 billion debut on the Hong Kong stock exchange the same year — investment never materialized — Octea has defaulted on a $92 million loan from its bank Standard Chartered and a $44 million loan from Tiffany's, which has a contract for 60percentt of Octea's diamonds.
The government's claim of record investment will be based on two politically contentious sources of finance to repay the investment needed: fares and the taxpayer.
Asked about the discrepancy, officials admitted that the prime minister's claim of record spending includes another £148m of funding which is expected to come from the private sector.
We used annual data from 100percentt of Medicare claims to record any mammography or endoscopy use by persons over these intervals.
In 1986, the Justice Department tried to force the Archives to accept without discretion Mr. Nixon's claims against release of records.
HEDIS data are annually obtained from administrative claims, medical record review of a random sample of eligible patients, or a combination of both.
The study involved the analysis of existing medical claims records that are recorded in such a manner that subjects cannot be identified directly or indirectly by the investigators.
To do this, we compared self-reported usage to a log of pharmacy insurance claims, a record that is free of recall bias and regarded as a 'gold standard'.
Despite many attempts at decipherment and some claims of success, the Etruscan records still defy translation.
