Many of the records that investigators did examine contained no evidence — photographs, for example — to verify completed work, the report said.
I cannot say to patient A, 'You are going to be fine in a week.' I cannot say to a patient B, 'You are going to be really sick for three months.' " There is no test or procedure, for example, to verify whether a patient has had a concussion.
However, additional biochemistry studies are needed to substantiate the biological relevance of SRM1, for example to verify if the Rad51-G143P mayant may exhibit other defects, such as in polymerization, ssDNA binding, or interaction with mediator proteins.
This is useful, for example, to verify if a low scoring hit has a similar structure in the aligned region as a higher scoring one.
Besides the usual behavioral and timing analysis, it is, for example, possible to verify if, and how changing the local speed of a component can affect the global performance of the system.
Other tumours (lung, stomach, breast, large bowel, larynx and pharynx) were included to distinguish findings specific for oesophageal cancer from general characteristics of cancer patients, due for example to ascertainment bias, and to verify that expected associations, such as between lung cancer and cigarette smoking, would emerge under the prevailing field conditions.
You may need to have your employment verified, for example, to prove you do what you say you do.
It is true that nearly all mortgages made these days have to be underwritten very safely – lots of money down, and much verifying information, for example – to qualify for the federal guarantee.
Last week, the agency also granted an extension for rules that, for example, require firms to verify that their trading partners meet certain "eligibility standards".
Carl Weimer, executive director of the Pipeline Safety Trust, a nonprofit group based in Washington State that advocates for safer pipelines, noted that the programs, for example, only require operators to verify they have leak-detection mechanisms, but do not demand proof that they work.
The move grants the financial industry additional time to comply with rules that, for example, will require firms to verify that their trading partners meet certain "eligibility standards" and to confirm that they recommend trading strategies "in the best interests" of their clients.
