Sentence examples for recording lies from inspiring English sources

The clinical importance of the analysis of continuous cough recording lies in the temporal pattern of cough events.

We believe that in those records lies the truth".

The beauty of a Winterbottom film, like a Factory record, lies in its spontaneity.

Most of the Antarctic geologic record lies hidden beneath the vast regions of snow and ice that make up more than 95 percent of the continent's surface terrain.

We catch glimpses of his past -- a younger Mr. Cash hops a freight train; a gold record lies smashed on the floor -- but his granitic face barely twitches.

While in most North American academic centers the responsibility of medical records lies with the hospitals, accountability and fiscal responsibility should lie with all medical staff.

While his revamping of the Reds remains in the early stages, the bulk of his track record lies in St . Louis where in 1995 he took over a Cardinals club that had gone 539-547 over the previous seven years, with no playoff appearances.

The key to the new distance record lies in time, rather than speed: Opportunity has operated about 37 times longer than its original 90-day mission.

Anyway, the guy in the picture above is a former addict from New Jersey called Joe Budden and recently Lyor Cohen said: "The future of Def Jam Records lies in the hands of one man and that man's name is Joe Budden".

Because she has Status, the responsibility for providing some of her health benefits and maintaining some of her medical records lies with the federal government (as it does for eligible Inuit people as well).

A drawback of using hospital discharge records lies in the difficulty of distinguishing between community-acquired pneumonia and hospital-acquired pneumonia.