Sentence examples for point of recorded from inspiring English sources

The objectives of this study were to determine incidences of recorded dementia in primary care between 1997 and 2007 and survival from the point of recorded diagnosis of dementia in comparison with people without dementia in the period 1990-2007.

Two European intellectuals meet, and are encouraged by their "curator" Jean-Philippe de Tonnac to show off – for, if they do not put on an exhibition of erudite debate, what is the point of recording them?

With Crazy Horse, a band just cacophonous and primal enough to capture "Farmer John" on record with Young a quarter-century after Fort William, he makes a point of recording around a full moon, when "a lot of mechanical things go wrong, technical difficulties, things that usually work don't work".

We were able to assess survival from the point of recording a clinical diagnosis of dementia and compare it against a group of more than 100 000 people without dementia.

Patient characteristics and time-points of recorded parameters were without significant differences between the intervention (EMS) and control group (data not shown).

People are asking what the point of record companies is".

Point of record.

These include: a relatively small number of hospitals studied; the potential for selection bias at the point of record retrieval; possible ascertainment bias at the point of data abstraction from written records; misclassification of cases when populating quality indicators; and, the implicit assumption that the written records reflect actual practice.

Temperatures could soar as high as 28C tomorrow, beating the year's previous highest point of 26.7C recorded in Frittenden, Kent last Friday.

In all cases, long-lived interfacial charge separation is observed, with decay half-times from the point of maximum recorded intensity extending into the millisecond range.

First, we identify the starting and ending points of the recorded human's hands movements using a similar criteria as in the work done by Nakaoka et al.