Sentence examples for complicated records from inspiring English sources

The reason medical records are cumbersome is that Medicare and insurance companies have mandated that we file insanely complicated records.

Hospital executives said the bonuses would be tiny compared with the cost of installing the electronic systems: $5 million to $60 million, depending on hospital size and capabilities, which can include complicated record-keeping and information services.

This leads to duplication of records or losses to follow up, hence complicating records maintenance which compromises data accuracy.

Lack of consensus about the diagnosis of heart failure also complicates recording of the cause of death, indeed complicating any examination of heart failure.

Islam's supposed militancy (collectively reinforced by generations of European experts on Islam) thus emerges to blot out the complicating record of such "Islamic" achievements as Andalusian culture, Arabic science and mathematics, the intricate discipline of Koranic interpretation.

The first layer of this system records complicated and rhythmic movement of the trainer using a motion capture device.

There are a number of artifacts that can complicate the recording or interpretation of the mfERG.

(By the way, go back and listen to Dr. John's complicated, spaced-out record "The Sun, Moon & Herbs," from 1971, when all recordings were analog: are we trying to out-hip that on its own terms?) If Dr. John weren't grounding it with his casual essence, it might collapse under the weight of its own studied scuff.

Burbank's methods were too complicated and cryptically recorded by him to be summarized here.

"Hospitals are complicated organizations, and record-keeping for employees is astronomically complicated," said Kenneth E. Raske, the president of the association.

Some say the fund industry became too complicated and its record keeping did not keep up with the complexities.