Sentence examples for operations document from inspiring English sources

Recent analyses of gastrointestinal operations document that complications are a key driver of readmissions.

He added, "By signing the Special Operations document and this memorandum, the conditions of the government of Afghanistan will be fulfilled to pave the way for signing the strategic partnership document with the United States of America".

Michael Perozeni, had filed a "concept of operations" document — or Conop — that showed he planned only a daylong trip to meet with tribal elders when he and his soldiers left their base in Ouallam, Niger, on Oct. 3. Instead, the team was rerouted miles away, toward the Mali border.

Mind you, he hadn't been back there since the mid-1940s, when he was an Army Signal Corps photographer assigned to the China-Burma-India theater of operations, documenting how American and Chinese Nationalist troops fought the Japanese.

We propose that this may be secondary to uncertainty regarding the procedure they are about to perform, with many of their operations documented as "laparotomy/laparoscopy ± proceed".

For a mom-and-pop operation, document backup may just mean a handful of CD ROMs stored in a drawer and shoved into the glove compartment of the car as you head out of town.

In January 2003, Military interrogators at Guantánamo began circulating a "Special Interrogation Operation" document that laid out a plan to subject Slahi to months of extreme isolation, 20-hour interrogation sessions, sleep deprivation, temperature extremes, sexual humiliation, and what would amount to psychological torture.

The footage, a series of isolated clips and photographs provided to the Guardian by an anonymous source associated with the operation, documents the moment that operatives are running into the bush, then shows them tying up one young elephant.

The museum has published a richly illustrated book about the rescue operation, documenting the heroism of its employees and local volunteers.

The operation documented more than 500 violations of the no-fly zone by April 1993.

Exclusion criteria included age younger than 18 years; pregnancy; presence of moderate to severe valvular heart disease; patients or their relatives declined participation; suboptimal echocardiograms; postthoracic operation; documented myocardial infarction at any point in the medical history; and a decision of withdraw or withhold life-sustaining therapy.