Sentence examples for missed documentation from inspiring English sources
Other families have had their cases shunted into immigration limbo because of missed documentation: information they and their solicitors insist was submitted, or that they didn't submit because the Home Office's own website didn't say – or didn't say clearly – that it was mandatory.
The Triage 1 registry was reviewed for any missed documentation of intubation events.
The exclusion criteria were pre-intubated patients transferred from other hospitals or other places beside the ED (i.e., wards or clinics), any missed documentation of intubation events and incomplete data.
In the future, hospital-wide wireless computer networks may allow residency directors to identify missed documentation or procedures, and thus easily determine resident compliance.
H1 had an improvement in documented practice (from 32.6% missing documentation to 14.6%), whereas poorer documentation recording was found in H2 (from 9.3% missing documentation to 18.2%) and H3 (from 9.1% missing documentation to 17.5%) and the control hospital (from 30.2% missing documentation to 45.7%).
Subjects with continuous subcutaneous insulin injections (n = 4,553), change in basal insulin during the last 18 months (n = 9,334), less than three injections per day or no documented basal insulin (n = 1,053), missing documentation of insulin therapy (n = 792), or the use of zinc intermediate-acting insulin (n = 225) were excluded.
Under the mortgage settlement, though, Wells Fargo was required to notify Mr. Farnsworth about missing documents five days after he submitted a loan application and to then give him 30 days to submit any missing documentation.
The newsletter reported that the F.D.A.'s concerns were far more extensive than just missing documentation.
Company executives said the main problem was some missing documentation and might be readily fixed.
Ingredients for a rejection:Missing documentation, unfair bidding procedures or questionable vendor integrity.
KPMG "qualified" the new financial statements citing some missing documentation, whereas Ernst & Young signed off on the years it reviewed.
