Sentence examples for clerical data from inspiring English sources

The contracts in question are broken into two groups: $145 million over three years is slated for firms that are supposed to quickly place welfare recipients into clerical, data entry, custodial or other types of jobs; an additional $320 million over three years is for companies that handle harder-to-place clients.

Despite thorough investigation of drug formulation, study procedures, and clerical data, the best explanation for the early inclination of benefit is the play of chance [ 6].

Task 1: Clerical or data management work such as filing; photo-copying; online research; data entry; transcription; data quality control; administering surveys by telephone or in person; and work-related errands.

The underlying idea is to compare an exhaustive and clean (meaning without duplicates, after clerical review) data set with these characteristics, with the subset of the general hospital data set with these same characteristics.

In 1993, Linda Susanne (Suzy) Squires Ellis Bobb's spouse) began doing clerical and data entry work for the CRWAD, and worked at the on-site meeting registration.

A great deal of the time spent in an audit is related to clerical and data-entry due to the nature of the work.

Volunteers are needed for tasks including bathing dogs, clerical work, gardening, data entry and errands.

Several of our interviewees reported that they may not have participated in a research related educational intervention because of the perceived extra time, clerical work and data collection expectations in research studies.

The bureau's monthly report reflects spending patterns for all urban consumers and for urban wage earners and clerical workers, and has data from only a couple of dozen broad metropolitan areas (as opposed to the 307 geographically narrower urban areas).

*Data Sources: E2H Clerical Staff and DIMR (Data Integration, Measurement and Reporting).

The Brennan Center's seminal report on this issue, The Truth About Voter Fraud, found that most reported incidents of voter fraud are actually traceable to other sources, such as clerical errors or bad data matching practices.