Sentence examples for documents changing from inspiring English sources

Of course, to maintain his view that Hitler knew nothing, he has to tamper with historical documents – changing words, and deliberately ignoring all the contrary evidence, as was shown ad nausem at the trial.

"Patients are using their phones to capture rashes or document changing lumps and bumps", says Harkness.

Songs called "The Way It Will Be", "The Way It Goes" and "The Way the Whole Thing Ends" document changing relationships with a sense of wise fatalism.

A document changing the UN stance on drug control was supposed to be released at a conference in Malaysia on Sunday, he said, but that has now been delayed.

Analyses document changing patterns of variation and intergroup biological integration through time.

This study was designed to investigate and document changing microbial trends within the Los Angeles County/University of Southern California Medical Center surgical ICU (SICU), including drug-resistant pathogens.

Tables document: changing water sources between 1970s and 1990s; industrial and domestic wastewater treatment and disposal; electricity generation's dependence on water.

They have tried to document changing pain thresholds with quantitative sensory tests, like the so-called cold pressor test Hutchinson witnessed in the methadone patients in Australia, or contraptions that apply heat or pressure to the skin.

The tree is meant to be a dynamic project, a living document, changing and expanding as this field of medicine grows, and offers a form of institutional memory for NASPAG.

The aim of this retrospective study was to document changing trends in the use of pre-ECMO novel therapies (surfactant, high-frequency oscillatory ventilation and inhaled nitric oxide) over the past decade in one of the regional ECMO centre in UK.

There is need for common consensus on a vital minimum dataset, such as a complete civil registration and documentation of major risk factors and health care coverage in low and middle-income countries to better document changing health patterns and support national health information systems.