Sentence examples for more complete recording from inspiring English sources

Tipping, who is also the communications director of the Maine People's Alliance, provided The Huffington Post with a more complete recording of LePage's remarks.

This appears to be part of a general trend for more complete recording of diagnoses and comorbidities in hospital data during this decade.

Nevertheless, neither imputation nor name recognition software will be completely accurate: reliable statistics relating to the incidence, prevalence and survival of persons with cancer by ethnic group require more complete recording of these data [ 19].

Also, the introduction of an accounting method based on Diagnosis Related Groups in 2000 by the Danish health care authorities may have led to more complete recording of concurrent diseases in addition to the main condition.

This may be attributable to more complete recording of comorbid disease in the hospital discharge registries, or indeed, a higher likelihood that a patient with comorbidities could also be examined for breast cancer.

Direct access to physiotherapy for back pain in Sweden (ie, without referral from a GP) is common but not routinely recorded with a diagnostic code in the SHCR, and there is more complete recording of secondary care in the Swedish than English database.

Information was more completely recorded for the statin users compared with the general population and women generally had more complete records compared with men.

WorldCat also seems to have more complete records as well.

The factual conclusion is, of course, subject to re-examination on a more complete record.

As a historian I have always known how valuable travellers' journals can be in providing a more complete record of places in the past.

Second, there was the somewhat more complete record of the Administration as it was reflected in the press and on television in those years.