Sentence examples for document nature from inspiring English sources

My chosen interpretation tomorrow will be ironic celebration as to the "living document" nature of the Constitution.

The following data were extracted from the risk communication documents: name, strength and dosage form; year of the document; nature of the defect; type of drug recall (in the case of Health Product Recalls); and action to be taken by healthcare professionals or the public regarding the defective medicine.

Be that as it may, Zhang pulls out lots of directorial stops: there are a number of bravura combat sequences (notably one in which a single Chinese soldier takes out an entire Japanese platoon), a gruesome scene outlining the (documented) nature of the Japanese sexual assaults on civilians, and tremendous handheld cinematography reflecting the girls' panic when the troops storm in.

Only papers documenting the nature and content of actual schemes were considered for possible inclusion in this paper.

It is the combination of mutation and the selection filter that produces the extraordinary instances of adaptation we can document in nature.

The aims of this study were to further document the nature and clinical significance of cognitive impairment in individuals with insomnia and to investigate their correlates.

However, to date there has been little experimental evidence to document the nature of the relationship between these two processing modes.

In order to answer this question we first document the nature of livelihood practices in Chapra, based on 1 year of fieldwork, and then outline the mismatch that now occurs between livelihood practices, ecological characteristics and governance practices.

The number of renal revascularisations remained consistently low reflecting a local scepticism among the renal physicians regarding the value of revascularisation although they were clearly keen to document the nature of disease in their patients.

BACKGROUND: The American Medical Association AMAA) has defined six necessary components of an informed consent document: diagnosis, nature, purpose, risks, benefits of proposed and alternative treatment or procedure, and risks and benefits of no treatment or procedure.

While it is important to document the nature of the memory retention structure and related retrieval processes, it is by tracing the actual flow of decision-making and information retrieval that we can arrive at an accurate portrayal of organizational memory functions in action.