This inventory records inputs given by family members as a result of the patient's depression, as well as the amount of time off work by the patient and any carer due to depression including the costs of such.
"At one major laboratory with high-risk agents, eight of the nine agents we reviewed did not match inventory records".
Inventory "shrinkage" is the term that acknowledges and measures the fact that most inventory records show more goods have entered an inventory than can be found.
Dr. McClellan cited records altered so blood could be accepted from an unsuitable donor; poor inventory records, making it harder to recall blood; and mislabeled blood products.
Computerized systems have been installed in most modern retail stores to speed sales transactions and automatically update inventory records as the stock of each item is reduced.
According to the court transcripts an investigating judge, André Dando, pressed Mr. Wildenstein last week about why a second vault did have an inventory record.
Tired, but intrigued, he began digging through orders and shipping and inventory records until, well after midnight, he reached the conclusion that Archway, based in Battle Creek, Mich., was booking nonexistent sales.
For example, Howard M. Fielstein, a partner at Margolin, Winer & Evens in New York, tells of the management of a scrap metal reseller that kept running out of metal to sell, though its inventory records showed that all orders should have been met easily.
Within the first vault — the one Mr. Wildenstein said lacked an inventory record — were works inherited by Mrs. Reinach as part of the enormous art collection of her aunt and adoptive mother, a member of a wealthy and prominent French family.
