Sentence examples for documentation around the from inspiring English sources

Over all, the models estimated that about 2,400 occurrences of ant genera are awaiting documentation around the world – and these involve species that are already known to science, not species yet to be discovered.

I scoured the rules on Twitter regarding under which circumstances they might hand over a username, and spotted something in the documentation around the Trademark policy around username squatting… Which gave me an idea.

Dash, who previously served as an advisor to the office of digital strategy for the Obama administration, said he has very little expectation that Trump's team will issue either a meaningful response to the petition or release any documentation around the newly appointed president's taxes.

Therefore, limited clinical documentation around the suspicion of child maltreatment may hamper the process of identification and coding of these cases.

Two sources of information will be sought: (1) official and scientific documentation around the main concepts of exemption policies, including the determinants of healthcare access and equity and (2) key actors' experiences.

Despite the presence of guidelines and recommendations for clear documentation around the reporting of missing data [ 1- 3, 5, 9, 10, 30, 31], there remains poor reporting of the amount of missing data with only half of the articles in this review providing the proportion of the complete cases or the proportion of missing data for each variable of interest in the manuscript.

Not only did it render many of them statistically invisible, the documentation around this invisibility is itself difficult to penetrate.

Much of the current documentation around SP gives the impression that phonemes are sounds from which spoken words can be constructed.

Surprisingly absent from the academic literature or policy documentation around 'routinely collected' coded data is any account of how these data emerge from practice, or what constitutes the 'work' of producing the data which underpins the normative discourse of 'quality of care'.

Overall, there was good documentation around routine checks in pregnancy such as blood pressure, and in the follow up of abnormal clinical findings related to hypertension and GDM, where rates of specialist examination were high.

Clinicians should advise patients and their caregivers to plan for when the patient will have diminished capacity, and seek legal advice to put in place the necessary powers of attorney, as well as documentation around end-of-life preferences, such as wills and advance directives/living wills.