Sentence examples for record serial from inspiring English sources

Ms. Danly said this approach can spare users the need to record serial numbers and purchase records.

One night the night engineer, Harry Dougherty, and the writer discovered that Juan was a Nazi spy; many of the record serial numbers were wrong, and in fact, ship code numbers.

He points out that companies often record serial numbers to market to customers, but they often will not open this information to the police looking to solve a crime or reunite a device with an owner.

PATS data were linked using name, hospital number, and date of birth, to institutional biochemistry databases that record serial serum creatinine results, to identify those patients who developed AKI.

We did not record serial ICU scores (such as the daily Sequential Organ Failure Assessment), which may have more accurately reflected the severity of illness at the time of tracheostomy (after a median of 18 days of MV) than the APACHE II score in the first 24 h of ICU admission [ 17].

The novel A Twist at the End: A Novel of O. Henry and the Texas Servant Girl Murders of 1885 perhaps stands apart for its fictional portrayal of America's supposed first recorded serial murders.

To quantify these phenotypic alterations, we recorded serial z-stacks, determined the fluorescence intensity profiles of single cells, and computed the mean fluorescence intensities (Supplementary Fig S7A C).

When he announced the title of a piece he also gave the record's serial number.

"In each group there was a leader who would record the serial number on the ballot so they could detect who you voted for," he said, because Mr. Tsvangirai withdrew too late to have his name removed from the ballot.

The bulk currency counters, which can record the serial number of bills — and detect whether U.S. aid money is being smuggled out of the country — were not connected to the Internet, or deployed in any other way, the report said.

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