Conversely, there was evidence of poor documentation, so that adherence with patients' care plans was not recorded, and, in some instances, direct evidence of skin redness or a pressure ulcer was not recorded.
The jurors asked to review scientific testimony and pieces of the evidence and documentation of its safekeeping, but not the testimony of Mr. Sarkisov, the heart of the case.
There is also a possibility of operator bias as in women with evidence of severe disease documentation of the presence of small lesions such as those located at utero-sacral ligaments becomes less clinically relevant.
Such supporting evidence, in the form of documentation, testimony by individuals who took part, or physical evidence, for example, destroyed warheads, is required to give confidence that Iraq's declaration is indeed accurate, full and complete...
However, absolute confirmation of pathogenicity requires further evidence, including documentation of familial transmission in ALS pedigrees which might be most fruitfully explored in cases with a LMN predominant phenotype.
While there is little direct evidence on the impact of documentation on patient outcomes, it is required to receive payment for services.
Evaluation by one or more reviewers included identification of each study's methodology based on widely accepted categories of methodological strength (Royal Australian College of General Practitioners [RACGP], 2002) and strength of documentation evidence, using pre-determined criteria about the situation and/or intervention, methodology, analysis, and results in relation to previous evidence.
The piece, dubbed "Becoming an Image," grapples with issues of evidence, documentation and memory.
