Sentence examples for documentation of the role from inspiring English sources

Though the events have long been clouded by government secrecy and memory of them has been dulled by time, a series of chilling black and white photographs mysteriously emerged this week to offer the first graphic documentation of the role in the violence played by a special security force that called itself the "Olympia Battalion".

Documentation of the role of policing is an important measure for the consequences of the criminalization of sex work.

In summary, further documentation of the role of APRN/PAs in recommending and providing cancer prevention and screening services in US primary care teams is needed.

While there is some evidence that infection has a direct impact on mental ill health [ 4], in general there is limited documentation of the role of physical conditions on Indigenous social and emotional well-being.

Surprisingly, despite good documentation of the role of LABs as adjuvants in mucosal immunogenicity [ 25, 26], these GRAS status bacteria have yet to be manipulated to express TRP-2 for both therapeutic and prophylactic settings.

Strikingly, the most significant patterns, accounting for the most variability among patients, were levels of circulating proinflammatory cytokines (PC 1), a biologically sensible result given extensive documentation of the role of soluble inflammatory mediators systemically and in affected tissue in childhood arthritis.

This study provides fresh and compelling documentation of the pervasive role of the automobile.

Obviously, I have no such documentation of this role of congressional self-interest.

To explore and characterize how the implementation and use of an electronic nursing module supports the care process, the interrelation of interdisciplinary documentation and the role of redundant information in the interplay between technology and clinical practice.

(There is, in fact, ample historical documentation of the military's role).

Concerns identified by participants during the formal feedback, for example, having too many people involved in one's care may have contributed to poor response rates and rewording of participant recruitment documentation to reassure participants of the role of the pharmacist could address this.