Sentence examples for possible documentation from inspiring English sources

It struck me as the best possible documentation of my actual year in reading — not a vague memory or an idealized portrait, but the moment-by-moment experience itself.

Then a medical check (to test accordance with coding standards), an economic check (content based for the hospital, cost-center groups, and cases), and a check combining both (e.g., interdependence of costs and services/procedures) are used to detect possible documentation or calculation errors and to allow for correction.

Reports of postoperative imaging studies were also reviewed for possible documentation of a pseudomeningocele.

Additionally, the panellist agreed that simple and as uniform as possible, documentation of patients will finally result in improved patient care.

Kathryn Mahaffey is also the person who requested that lead be included in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey which made possible documentation of the decreasing trends in blood leads in the U.S. population as shown, for example, in Figure 1 (Denworth 2008; see also Anonymous 2009).

If possible, include documentation of student work (pdfs, videos and photos welcome).

In addition to a range of readings (theory, drama/ performance texts, reviews, etc.), we will incorporate audiovisual materials as much as possible (performance documentation where available plus related film materials).

No reimbursement will be possible without documentation of consultation, and the details of implementation were left to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services CMSS).

Additionally, there is evidence that staffing levels associated with weekend working can affect clinical outcomes [ 30], and it is possible that documentation of the SVP and fidelity to it could have been affected by different patterns of working/staffing at weekends versus in the week.

Given the possible shortcomings in documentation and reporting, as well as the possibility of affected women not seeking or reaching healthcare facilities, a clear consensus on the incidence of EP and its relative contribution to maternal morbidity and mortality in LMICs is lacking.

They relied on some of the highest-level documentation possible: White House memos, military reports, CIA and State Department cables.