Data points and documentation are managed and maintained in one place, providing an "audit trail" for each data point.
[More details of this point around documentation are given below in the section entitled "Planning and Planning Cycles".] Significant achievements of the JP 6.2 have been identified in a number of areas despite some of the early problems.
Painstakingly, he went over the evidence of authenticity, point by point: provenance, craftsmanship, documentation and, most importantly, dendrochronology, the study of the age of wood by measuring the tree rings.
Ferretti had to materialize the slum called the Five Points with scant documentation: a couple of photographs from the period, a few dozen contemporaneous prints of uncertain reliability, some Jacob Riis photos from 30 or 40 years later.
In fact the difference in percentage points for nursing documentation systems was second highest - only surpassed by the electronic archive system.
These parameters were collected as binary "yes/no" data points ("yes" deemed optimal documentation, and "no" deemed inappropriate documentation or the absence of documentation).
But staff findings reported by Eric Lichtblau of The Times said documentation pointed to the money being an out-and-out severance payment to Cynthia and Douglas Hampton, two Ensign staffers hurriedly dismissed after the senator's affair with Mrs. Hampton became public.
Because they are not catalogued in any kind of formal national database, a fact that inspired the creation of the index to begin with, Google calls the project a "starting point" for the documentation and study of hate crimes.
Documentation includes a URL within a Format concept pointing to its documentation.
By using electronic point-of-care documentation to generate KM-plots clinical research activities can be supported and the integrated documentation contributes to the single source approach.
