Sentence examples for deficient documentation from inspiring English sources

Last week, the Afghan army said it had arrested or expelled hundreds of its soldiers because of deficient documentation and links to insurgents.

Promising benefits of efficient resource management motivate research to overcome uncertainties of building condition and deficient documentation prevalent in existing buildings.

The cyclic nature of the project with new teams every year working to improve last year's systems—simulates common real-world problems such as lack of value due to information lost in handoffs and deficient documentation of knowledge.

In this regard, ineffective care processes, poor communication, and deficient documentation have been identified as major contributing factors [ 1, 6].

However, there are only a few human cell lines described and restricted access or deficient documentation limit their use in biopharmaceutical production.

About a month before its collapse, Bear had about $12.5 billion in loans with either deficient or no documentation -- more than the firm's total equity, Mr. Angelides said.

The authors found that the SHSurgAdN was comparatively deficient in the documentation of the relevant system examination and the cardiorespiratory examination, and that this deficiency had worsened over the intervening 4 years.

"The only thing you can conclude from this is his documentation is deficient," Snyder added.

EchoStar confirmed that its completed audit discovered "one instance" where controls were significantly deficient for vendor-related documentation, but that it found no reason to restate prior results.

Insights into the role of the astrocyte intermediate filament protein, glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP), have only recently emerged with reports on subtle abnormalities in GFAP-deficient mice, including the documentation of defective long-term maintenance of central nervous system myelination.

The first documentation of the age-accumulation of COX deficient cells was by Muller-Hocker in 1989 who showed that COX deficient cardiomyocytes were not detectable before the age of 20, but were detected in all subjects examined above the age of 60 (Muller-Hocker, 1989).