Sentence examples for recorded adequately from inspiring English sources
If summer courses do count for college credit, ask about how transferrable they are -- e.g. which colleges will accept them as validly completed courses and how you can make sure it is recorded adequately.
3 patients died during the first 6 postoperative months, before union could be recorded adequately, and they were thus excluded from the analysis.
However, respondents from all settings reported that patient data are not always recorded adequately, which may cause essential information to be missed or misunderstood.
The reliability of the children to record adequately their BP readings is excellent with an almost perfect concordance.
Here too was a reminder of why we attend concerts: no CD, however well recorded, could adequately capture the fascination of watching the percussionist Patti Cudd's loose, liquid rolls on vibraphone paired with Ms. Barringer's firm, rigorous marimba arpeggios.
On appeal, the Delaware Supreme Court held that the record "adequately support[ed]" the Court of Chancery's determination.
The company failed to scrutinise these records adequately to ensure that they were reasonably accurate and permitted them to remain uncorrected".
On balance, however, I accept the view of the Court of Appeals and of the Court that the record adequately demonstrates the existence of a Massiah violation.
The strata of Europe were assumed to be well-mapped, the fossil record adequately sampled, whatever was found on their home turf to be much the same elsewhere in the world.
An audit released yesterday by City Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr. said that staffing levels in the city's Department of Records and Information Services had been cut sharply in the last decade, although it said the department was still able to manage and safeguard the city's records adequately.
SEC Chair Mary Shapiro admits that there has been a pattern of underinvestment over the years, leaving them unable to maintain their own financial records adequately.
