Sentence examples for long term documentation from inspiring English sources

Long term documentation also demonstrates that the poultry feed (including feed from Company A) by the methods applied to prevent salmonella contamination, since the mid 1980-ies is virtually free from salmonella.

Similar long-term documentation of the geoelectric field on land has been recorded at Nagycenk, Hungary, since 1957 (e.g., Viljanen et al. 2012) and at Tucson in the 1930s (Rooney, 1949).

Ian Willms supplied pictures from his long-term documentation of the evolution of the Tar Sands in Alberta.

However, note-keeping may be revealing about perceived priorities, at least in terms of written communication and long-term documentation.

This is especially important as we see a shift in purpose of processes/workflows towards long-term documentation rather than allowing for immediate executability of a computational analysis.

In the past years several approaches have been used to optimize the long-term documentation of the course in bipolar disorders, but few have utilized daily ratings.

A key to success would be to build a well-designed monitoring network along the sewers and rivers that would enable the long-term documentation of changes in crucial water quality parameters and water quantity.

For the long-term documentation of BD in the form of self-assessment, several patient diaries have been developed in which patients judge their state of mood and the severity of manic and depressive episodes at regular intervals.

Additional study of the midface lift procedure, the long term results, and documentation of the risk for nerve injuries in association with suture and other fixation devices is encouraged.

This work is divided in four sections as follows: The documentation of long term changes in the trophic web in the Adriatic Sea (eastern Mediterranean) shows a shift at the end of the 1980s (section a).

Because of the prospective nature of data collection, the information on contraceptive use was recorded before the outcome had occurred, all eligible patients with the outcome were included, and the likelihood of correct diagnosis of venous thromboembolism was increased by the documentation of long term use of anticoagulants.