Sentence examples for more accurate documentation from inspiring English sources

Conservation organizations on the ground are in a constant balancing act, often justifying the need for immediate conservation interventions as higher priority than the need for more accurate documentation of the demise of the species.

We concur with the call for a network in the Mekong region to aggregate standardized melioidosis data and provide a more accurate documentation of melioidosis.

There is therefore room for more accurate documentation and description of supervisory activities, and their relationship to intervention success or indeed failure.

The use of SNOMED CT to create standardised detailed clinical information will enable more accurate documentation of patient data and improve health quality.

We think this is unlikely because the framework will tend to encourage more accurate documentation of chronic disease management rather than acute disease presentation, and there are no targets directly related to our alarm symptoms.

In addition, we suspect that the increase in sepsis mortality among coded patients reflects more accurate documentation of severity of illness and sepsis coding practices than in the past.

It's critically important to recognize that more accurate electronic documentation and coding do not necessarily equate with fraud.

In modern Software Engineering it is no longer sufficient to consider "programming" as the task of writing implementations in more or less suited programming languages and adding a more or less accurate documentation.

Through this study, we identified a number of problems associated with the paper record that require resolution in the new computerized system, including elimination of documentation redundancy, areas where more structure is needed to properly capture data on nursing practice, and various design considerations to support a more complete and accurate documentation of nursing care.

Introduction of a more rigorous HIV health information system, including in three sites (HC1, HC3, HC4) an electronic medical record system, facilitated more accurate and timely documentation of patient and service data.

The fact that we also found significant differences regarding the frequency of positive results suggests that the structuring interpretation guide led to a more accurate analysis and documentation of the CGA findings.