Sentence examples for documentation report from inspiring English sources
This document is a documentation report prepared by Syrian human rights and women's rights activist Sema Nasar, a member in the Syrian Human Rights Network, with the support of the EMHRN and experts in documentation.
US Energy Information Administration The Electricity Market Module of the National Energy Modeling System: Model Documentation Report Report No. DOE/EIA-M068 (US Department of Energy, 2011).
Quintilio, D., Lawson, B. D., Walkinshaw, S. & Van Nest, T. Final documentation report – Chisholm Fire (LWF-063), Publication No. I/036, (Alberta Sustainable Resource Development, Forest Protection DivisionEdmonton, 2001).
Discrepancies were resolved by consensus through the process of returning to the synthesized documentation report, and discussing the issue among the two translators.
Documentation (study reports, administrative documents, or any other relevant documents) will play an important role in the data collection process [ 60, 84, 86].
In this paper we discuss the results of a research project called eXtensible Project Documentation Reporting Language (XPDRL).
Objectives: To investigate the prevalence of travel health advice and written documentation reported to be given by general practitioners to travellers from Australia.
One of the "key battles" for non-binary people is being able to get different pronouns and options when it comes to legal documentation, reported the Echo.
"To see yourself free has a sort of validation- but African photographers especially are still very much conflated to the body- affirmation, documentation, reporting," he remarked.
Data analyzed included monthly field notes from the implementation team, program documentation (reports, memos, presentations), FGD and KII transcripts, observational checklists, and environmental assessments.
So, although the TIMSS documentation reports that the practices measured on the surveys were those deemed by TIMSS developers and its partners to be most effective for mathematics instruction (Mullis et al., 2005), they may not be culturally attuned to the practices that teachers use in some East Asian countries.
