Sentence examples for electronic retrieval from inspiring English sources
American Can knew he had worked at Nitec, and included it in a 1981 news release, still available on electronic retrieval services, announcing a promotion.
Using SBOL-semantic to describe synthetic biology concepts not only allows electronic retrieval, but offers the ability to select specifically defined subsets of parts.
Electronic retrieval involved searching for the keywords: mould, hyphae, mycosis, invasive mycosis, invasive aspergillosis, aspergillus.
The positive results were documented in a table via electronic retrieval, and then evaluated by our infection control team.
Following electronic retrieval of the full-text article, an electronic search within the article using the 'find' function will be conducted to establish how TREND has been used.
While it has been observed that the number of articles concerning health literacy in the academic literature has grown markedly since the 1990s [ 43], in this review it was found that electronic retrieval of studies on this topic was difficult.
The news organizations that were given the hard drives have hired Ontrack Data International, an electronic data retrieval firm in Minneapolis that has been used by the F.B.I. and the Secret Service, to conduct the examination.
Here, we analyzed data from an electronic anesthesia retrieval system to identify independent factors associated with tracheal extubation time in pediatric ambulatory patients.
Weeks says that his recusal action, which also sought Fuller's impeachment and criminal prosecution, is not part of the normal court file available to litigants via the federal government's electronic data retrieval system, and never received news coverage before Siegelman's trial.
Hunter et al 20 argue cogently for 'further systematic development, implementation, and audit of quality measures.' The objective of this systematic review was to identify existing indicators of core treatment for OA feasible for use in primary care medical records and for routine audit purposes through electronic data retrieval.
Kann's decision to charge for the online Journal and to jointly invest with Reuters in an electronic news-library retrieval service (now called Factiva) was vindicated.
