Sentence examples for full record available from inspiring English sources
In the case of Mr. Estrada, it should respect the Senate's role in the process by making his full record available.
The Health Services Journal estimated in 2008 [ 5] that 54,000 of over two million outpatient appointments in 49 hospitals between 2006 and 2008 took place without the patient's full records and that over a million outpatient visits each year might take place without the full record available.
In Britain over 39,000 reports were received by the National Patient Safety Agency relating to failures in documentation in 2007 and the UK Health Services Journal estimated in 2008 that over a million hospital outpatient visits each year might take place without the full record available.
Williams has long been involved in chasing down dodgy financial planners and he repeats again that he would prefer all financial planners were licensed with their full records available online.
The final treatment group consisted of 18 patients with pre-surgical (T1 and T2) records, 15 with post-surgical records (T3 and T4), and 11 patients with full records available (T1, T2, T3, and T4).
Suggestion: news outlets should make the full recording available, perhaps via a discreet rapid-response accountability team.
Until access to the full record is available to independent researchers, Pius's role will remain an enigma.
This study explores changes in the magnitude and the timing of streamflow in 18 Swedish Sub-Arctic catchments over their full record periods available and a common period (1990 2013).
In order to detect disturbances in these areas we developed an automated processing chain for the calculation and analysis of robust trends of key land surface indicators based on the full record of available Landsat TM, ETM +, and OLI data.
The president ordered it completed before he leaves office on Jan . 20to ensure a full record is available, aides have said.
"WHETHER or not a treating doctor has Alex's full medical record available can literally mean life or death," says Cynthia Solomon of Sonoma, California.
