Sentence examples for document variation from inspiring English sources
To estimate the prevalence of alcohol use at the age of 10 11 years and document variation by early sociodemographic and concurrent alcohol-specific risk factors.
Although this is the first study to document variation across cities in public concern with police use of force after Ferguson, it does not specify how that concern provoked increased violence.
In July she visited central and southeastern regions of Kenya to document variation in coat patterns among dik-diks (Madoqua sp). and plans to return this fall to survey other areas in central Kenya.
We analyzed statewide, summary-level administrative data to document variation in the use of observation visits and observation charges relative to inpatient hospitalizations across six common emergency medical conditions.
Thanks to the rise of molecular biology and, more recently, of genomics, it also has been possible to document variation at the level of proteins, genes, and even individual DNA nucleotides in humans and many other species.
Data are presented as the median and range in order to document variation between health authorities.
The proposed indicators can be used to assess and document variations and gaps in quality-of-care and inform future research and quality improvement interventions.
They facilitate analyses on the quality of care among participating institutions and document variations in clinical practice which can be benchmarked against best practice recommendations.
Systematic variations between the two areas document variations in seawater penetration and degree of fluid rock interaction during uplift and emplacement of the massif and hydrothermal activity associated with the formation of Lost City.
The vertical alternation of fossiliferous sandstone and shell beds, and in-phase variations of the "Photo Index" (photic biota vs. bryozoans) and "Bryozoan Index" (bivalves vs. bryozoans) is envisaged to document variations of water depth (and sea level).
Measurements over the past two decades document variations in O2 on a range of space and time scales, including a long-term decrease driven mostly by fossil fuel burning and seasonal cycles driven by exchanges with the land biosphere and the oceans.
