Sentence examples for criteria documentation from inspiring English sources

The report cited a "lack of standardized evaluation criteria, documentation of management procedures and internal controls" at the oversight agency, missing steps that may have led to overpayments.

A diabetes diagnosis was assigned to those who met diabetes registry criteria: documentation of an inpatient or outpatient type 2 diabetes diagnosis, fasting plasma glucose >125 mg/dl, or diabetes medication dispensed.

Portfolios are employed in resident evaluation for the documentation of clinical performance to meet competency criteria, documentation of program-related competence development, and documentation and tools for professional growth [ 65].

The Committee acknowledged that there was no consensus on diagnostic criteria; documentation was incomplete in many cases particularly about which GBCA and what dose had been administered and whether a patient possibly could have received several different gadolinium-containing contrast agents.

When a motion was filed to keep the owners from razing it, Ms. MacLear said, "the judge said there were no stated criteria or documentation to back up claims of the house's significance".

With its strict criteria, required documentation and coverage of all groups of multicellular organisms, the red-listing system of IUCN is recognized as the most authoritative guide to the status of biological diversity.

We identified consecutive patients with suspected sepsis through the following inclusion criteria: the documentation of the reason for ICU admission as 'bacteremia,'sepsisis,'severere sepsis,' or 'septic shock' in the ICU register.

The current paper seeks to provide a UK perspective on the diagnostic criteria, required documentation and commonly used treatments of IBC to give momentum and generate research interest into this disease in the United Kingdom.

In this study, use of the publication status as selection criteria and documentation of a list of studies included and excluded from the review accounted for only 18.2% of reviews.

After development of the adverse effects scoring system, nephrologists evaluated individual stable renal transplant recipients using these pre-established criteria with documentation of severity (i.e. 0 = no adverse effect; 1+ = mild to 3+ = severe manifestations).

According to the ISQ criteria for documentation (question B), clear references to the evidence will score 4 or 5, while partly unclear or definitely unclear references to evidence will score 2 or 3, depending upon the degree of uncertainty.