Sentence examples for record findings from inspiring English sources
There are also teacher packs on how to identify monuments, record findings and investigate historic buildings on the site – simply search Guardian Teacher Network under archaeology.
With an electronic records system, a doctor or nurse would, ideally, have a computer at hand when seeing a patient, and would record findings with a keyboard, not a pen.
Because of its portability, artists were often taken on voyages of scientific discovery to record findings, as the watercolour sketches of exotic flora and fauna from Captain Cook's voyages on display attest.
In this view, a dialog is presented at each step that allows the user to record findings and rate confidence in the result (Figure 5). Figure 5 One transform in the Walkthrough, from "(#2) Twitter avatar" to "(#3) Twitter images of".
On the basis of initial medical record findings and interview data, a stratified case definition, including epidemiologic, clinical, and diagnostic criteria, was developed (Figure 1)[1].
The physiotherapists used computerised templates to assess patients and record findings.
"People do still record finding nuggets in the goldfields, but typically they are less than several ounces," said Prof Sam Spearing, director of the Western Australia School of Mines at Curtin University.
Imagine you're an FBI agent or federal prosecutor with a tremendous record finding, arresting, convicting, and locking up terrorists.
For the record, finding a specific tool in a Home Depot without professional help is akin to locating a specific ear of corn in Iowa.
That rule is inconsistent with the Second Circuit's requirement that there must be public, on-the-record findings explaining why records may be closed, and that the resulting sealing orders should be made public whenever possible.
"Where the First Amendment protects the right of access to court documents, judges must, before restricting public access to a case, articulate specific, on-the-record findings demonstrating that sealing is necessary to serve a compelling government interest and that the sealing order is narrowly tailored to serve that interest," they wrote.
