Sentence examples for record supported by from inspiring English sources

The lake sediments and the palaeoecological record, supported by radiocarbon ages, document the basin origin in the Middle Bronze Age as well as the development of aquatic and terrestrial vegetation through the Iron Age and the Roman Age, until the reclamation in the 17th century.

Here, we use a new pollen and non-pollen palynomorph (NPP) record supported by eight AMS radiocarbon measurements from the Ic Ponor peat sequence, NW Romania, covering the end of the Lateglacial to mid-Holocene to examine the vegetation dynamics and associated climatic conditions.

The computerized medical record supported by The Medical Record (TMR) has been the only record of physician-patient encounters on the nephrology service of the Durham Veterans Administration Medical Center since April 1981.

Diagnoses found in the clinical record, supported by information on clinical findings, symptoms and radiological reports, were accepted as true.

We used the operational definition of EMR as the computerized patient record supported by a clinical data repository and clinical decision-support capabilities [ 10, 11].

We used HIMSS data to identify the year of implementation of a basic EMR, defined as a computerized patient record supported by a clinical data repository and providing clinical decision-support capabilities [ 10, 11].

Historical records, supported by recent genetic data in the form of polymorphisms of both the Y chromosome and mtDNA, indicate that the ancestors of the Chaoshan people migrated from the Taihang Mountain region.

Data is collected using paper and pencil techniques as well as video recording, supported by systematic interobserver checks.

General practitioners systematically identified all users of antidepressants using the prescription records of their electronic medical records (supported by our research team).

Implementation and use of an electronic clinical information system that integrates with electronic health records supported by the QAIHC quality improvement programme the Close the Gap Collaborative.

A total of 1,000 different interactions have been recorded, supported by 728 different original papers and reviews (see additional file 2 for a table with the full list of interactions and supporting publications).