Sentence examples for potential of record from inspiring English sources
This study investigates the potential of record linkage to enhance reporting of deaths among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in NSW, Australia.
As electronic medical record systems find broader acceptance in the developing countries, the potential of record linkage based on patient biometrics will increase.
To our knowledge, the first study to recognize the potential of recording acceleration to determine behavior patterns was that of Yoda et al. [9], in which bi-axial accelerometers were used to differentiate whether Adélie penguins Pygoscelis adeliae were upright, prone, walking, porpoising, or tobogganing.
The entire set had the potential of recording images and of their digital analysis.
Early on, Kentikian was considered one of the big talents in German boxing and the media mentioned her as the potential successor of record world champion Regina Halmich, a goal she had also set out for herself.
We demonstrated the potential of ER record utilization for monitoring the health effects associated with volcanic activity.
President Obama has often referred to the potential of such records to reduce medical errors, improve care, and cut costs.
After deciding to pursue the potential of such records around Louisiana, she won a research grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities and began a lengthy trek through every courthouse and archives depot in the state, where slave transactions were recorded as carefully as exchanges of real estate.
These articles inevitably included privacy experts railing against the potential of being recorded without knowledge and the catastrophic consequences this could have on society as a whole.
But quickly, all concerned got caught up in exploiting the potential of the recording studio as another creative tool at their disposal, not just a place to create audio snapshots of live performances.
In one control experiment, local infusion of CCK did not cause direct changes in membrane potential of a recorded neuron.
