Sentence examples for point of retrieval from inspiring English sources

The implication is that delays incurred in evaluation are most probably generated at point of retrieval, i.e. during handling by receiving facilities.

At the time point of retrieval the Outbreak Database comprised 222 articles in which HCW were filed as the outbreak's source.

Distance and round-trip time from point of retrieval to paediatric intensive care services (RCH and MCH PICUs) will be calculated.

Resultant status updates from friends tend to be cleared (no longer seen on the list) no later than about 90 days from the point of creation time till point of retrieval.

At the point of oocyte retrieval, further blood will be taken from the female participants and the follicular fluid and cumulus cells that are routinely removed, during IVF-ICSI, from the oocyte prior to insemination will be snap frozen.

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 emphasis is on practical and efficient point-of-care information retrieval, appraisal, and application at the bedside.

In tracking the 23 false negatives that addressed a drug treatment point-of-view, PubMed retrieval did not garner 43.5% (10 false negatives); SemRep output did not include 47.8% (11 false negatives); and dynamic summarization did not identify 8.7% (2 false negatives).

Retrieval events improve storage strength, enhancing overall memory, and the effects are most pronounced at the point of forgetting that is, retrieval at the point of forgetting has a greater impact on memory than repeated retrieval when retrieval strength is high.

By serving as a data hub of linked open biological data, G-Links can be a starting point in retrieval of gene-centric information.

As such, this scenario covers point (2) ("retrieval of items that cannot be explicitly described but will be recognized once retrieved") of Toms's ways of information retrieval [1].