The legal case may turn on arcane determinations of what constitutes a document prepared for litigation, which normally cannot be subpoenaed by the opposite side.
The ICP constitutes a document that forms part of the clinical record, capturing all the care given, and hence provides a mechanism for quantitating the associated treatment costs.
The sketchbooks Searle brought home from Changi constitute a remarkable document of survival in the face of the grossest inhumanity and are probably the best visual record of war in the Imperial War Museum; they formed the basis for a book, To the Kwai and Back: War Drawings 1939-45 (1986).
Rasl11b, along with Rerg [39], Rasl11a [38] and Rasl12/Ris [41], constitute a poorly documented group of the Ras small GTPase family [40] (Fig. 1B).
Andrea Lang has argued that the Court's judgement was also based on a reluctance to engage with the issue of the status of NSAGs under international law (Lang 2008, 125), which is an issue that would be unavoidable, should agreements signed by NSAGs constitute a legally binding document.
In 2012 the guidelines were revised and newly published, and constitute a fully comprehensive document describing high standards of care for all aspects of oncoplastic and reconstructive breast surgery.
By reading each relevant and non-relevant document a person with domain knowledge could gain a good understanding of what constituted a relevant document for this researcher.
Even his critical writing, which is as fantastic, subjective, and lyrical as his early music, constitutes a valuable document of the trend and period.
The meta-data of documents constitute a specific collection mapped into a part of logical database.
