Sentence examples for portion of records from inspiring English sources

Records or portion of records that will contain drowsiness, sleep or persistent ocular artifacts were deleted.

Classification agreement varied by injury characteristic and level of coding detail, with the portion of records in agreement decreasing as coding detail increased (Table 1).

It is obtained by dividing the proportion of records that present category j in each terminal node by the pro- portion of records presenting category j in the total sample.

For a large portion of recorded history China generated a dominant share of the world's GDP and maintained the longest continuing civilization; but no one called those Chinese centuries.

They suggest using anonymized versions of the data sets for a first linkage step that is capable of classifying a large portion of record pairs correctly as matches or mismatches.

A similar finding has been reported for the NAc core (ventral to the anterior commissure) where a small portion of recording sites (∼20%) lacked strong control by nAChRs (Exley et al., 2008).

The United States Defense Department can prevent the release of its own military files citing risks to national security, but that can be contested in court, and a judge can compel the Pentagon to turn over non-sensitive portions of records.

The user group determines what kind of access the user in question has (logging into the database, accessing groups or subgroups in the client records, viewing and/or editing records or portions of records).

Moreover, as such chart review methods do not scale well to large bodies of data, institutions usually utilize sampling methods (i.e., randomly choosing portions of records) for ADR detection.

Concurrently, the country portion of Columbia Records underwent major personnel changes.

Relevant clinical information, including anaesthetic protocol and recording sites, can be found in Tables 1 and 2. A portion of one recording from one patient was previously reported in a separate analysis of slow oscillations (Lewis et al., 2012).