Sentence examples for point of recording from inspiring English sources
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".
Between-group comparison showed that the increase in ongoing activity of cells activated by formalin at each point of recording within the same time interval was significant compared to the saline-treated ones (P < 0.001, Mann–Whitney Wilcoxon test; Fig. 3a).
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".
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.
The cough-score was the sum of points during 1 week of recording.
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.
