Sentence examples for documentation I from inspiring English sources

The video raters were blinded to the club medical staff's documentation (i.e., they conducted their retrospective review of the video signs completely independently of the club medical staff).

Drawing on data from the literature review (among others: Girginov 2011; Gold and Gold 2008; Raco 2004; Raco and Tunney 2010; Smith 2014; Thornley 2012; Watt 2013) and existing documentation (i.e., websites on the topic, the bid book and the London Plan), a basic knowledge was acquired, especially regarding London local governance and the 2012 Olympics management policies.

The most commonly used methods across research topic areas were documentation (i.e., medical records, exam/test results) and surveys.

There were many cases where patients purchased the drug with no nurse documentation, i.e. there is a more drug purchase than nurse intake documentation.

Biodiversity samples, in contrast, are often identified cursorily or incompletely, and the documentation (i.e., the host or vector animal from which the pathogens were isolated) is discarded.

Documentation (i.e., medical records, exam/test results) was used in 31% (131) of the studies, followed by interviews (10%, 40), observation (6%, 23) and focus groups (3%, 14).

Once you receive the required documentation (I-20/DS-2019 and your S.E.V.I.S. fee receipt) for the school you wish to attend, you can make an appointment with the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate to apply for a student visa.

The reliability of GP self-documentation (i.e. postal interviews) in cohort studies seems to be rather low.

I had documentation, but I couldn't get my point across.

Children who received vaccination during their first year of life were included, irrespective of documentation type, i.e. both vaccination cards and mother's report were accepted.

On the ecological level, being at-risk for exposure requires documentation of i) the presence of the suspected teratogen in the ambient environment and ii) the location of the allegedly exposed at the time(s) of (peak) exposure.