Sentence examples for documentation efforts from inspiring English sources
It has taken no part in the documentation efforts, which are financed by foreign groups and governments and administered by a Khmer Rouge survivor named Youk Chhang.
A good change control system is necessary to make sure that previous documentation efforts have not been lost.
As the taxonomy is created by its use in the data rather than by documentation efforts, it is referred to as a folksonomy [8].
Recognizing the need for independent monitoring of the human rights situation in cyclone-affected areas, particularly given censorship over storm relief coverage, EAT initiated such documentation efforts.
These guidelines are largely the result of discussions among the participants of the developing countries working group during the International HVP Planning and Implementation meetings in May 2008 and 2010, respectively, coming from a wide range of developed and developing countries and extended, based on ongoing data documentation efforts in these countries.
To overcome difficulties in the implementation guidelines and to reduce guideline non-adherence, guideline implementation and quality assurance should be embedded in a complex programme consisting of multifaceted interventions using specific psychological methods for implementation, consultation by experts, and reimbursement of documentation efforts.
The goal of the documentation effort described is to capture the experience of creating experiential futures and extend the capacity for developing social foresight through a participatory exhibit and online social platform.
However, the questionnaires uncovered the need for structural changes to reduce documentation effort to the default limits.
Moreover, documentation effort exceeded preset limits (10 min per patient and day) in 38% of the cases.
Workload was perceived to be increased by the majority of the users which is explainable by the relatively frequent sampling and high documentation effort compared to current routine care at both sites.
It is conceivable that a re-clustering of each run would also lead to better calls (to a certain extent), but such a strategy does not seem to be feasible under accreditation guidelines, since it would require an enormous documentation effort.
