The website provided a print-out that could be could be folded to carry in a wallet for the participant's own reference, while one remained in the clinical chart throughout pregnancy.
After completing the questionnaire the computer automatically analysed and summarised the various indices and provided a printed copy of the results.
At the heart of the supposed conspiracy is Obama's failure to produce a paper version of his birth certificate because Hawaii digitalised its original records some years ago and now provides a print out of the electronic record.
At regular times during this survey period, librarians requested users to provide a "Print Screen" as feedback of their online activities through an application program called gold disk electronic reading room system (GDERS).
The so-called "me" columns, often dealing with no more than the everyday trivia and experiences of the writer are remarkably popular, providing a printed version of soap.
Andraka's family, by providing a print-rich environment with exposure to science books and magazines, created easy access to exploration and experimentation.
At discharge, the physician team performs medication reconciliation and provides a printed copy for the patient of the discharge instructions, which include a list of medications and follow up appointments.
- It provided a blue print for future research questions.
Participation was voluntary and each woman signed (or provided a thumb print if she was uneducated) a statement of an informed consent after which she was interviewed.
Bloch gave us the first insight into the role of oxygen and sterol features affecting sterol competency and biosynthesis, while Ourisson and Rohmer provided a blue print for a rational progression in time for the biosynthesis of terpenes to hopanoids to true sterols, which starts in prebiotic systems.
The printed MFC/LS/CP pastes were self-standing, provided a high printing definition and were proved to be morphologically stable to air drying and the subsequent pyrolysis.
