Sentence examples for growing documentation from inspiring English sources

Its modular design and growing documentation facilitate the addition of new functionalities, calling for contributions from the community.

There is growing documentation on the adverse effects of high salinity levels on rice high soil salinity prevents growth (Tho et al. 2008), reduces germination, causes browning of rice fields (Gain 1995), and decreases rice production (Ali 2006).

But the collective strength of citizen video - the ability for so many of us to document and the growing volume of documentation - is in fact exactly the right tool to catalyze these much needed changes.

To facilitate this, we automated the process of documentation, so that as the model is growing, so is the documentation.

1 3 However, there is a growing awareness and increasing documentation of concerns that CPOE can also introduce or facilitate new errors.

In addition to this development, increasing bureaucracy and mechanisation in daily clinical life, particularly the growing demands relating to documentation and quality control, play a significant role in a physician's practice and result in distancing from the patient [ 12].

Most of the discussed limitations concern the historical data set and not the methodology itself that is likely to profit from growing coverage of digital documentation in heath business and advanced big data mining in the future.

Contrary to your statement that "there is little, if any, evidence that many of the therapies work," now that use of alternative treatment is growing, so is evidence-based documentation of efficacy of alternative treatments.

The newer loan offerings remain fairly safe, but companies gradually are growing more flexible about what documentation they require and how big borrowers' payments must be, says Guy Cecala, publisher of the trade magazine Inside Mortgage Finance.

In medicine there is a growing trend to more complete documentation of patient care.

An enormous workload and a growing number of administrative or documentation requests may contribute to the physicians' feeling that the demands of the patients' relatives are an additional burden to their work.