Sentence examples for records analysts from inspiring English sources

The job losses have continued for 21 months, the longest such stretch in 70 years of records, analysts say.

Personal health records, analysts say, are a new concept to most people, and early users have found them difficult to use.

WebMD is being hurt on two sides because of delays in government enforcement of new privacy standards for medical records, analysts said.

Recent regulations, which rein in the fees that banks can charge — including overdraft protection, a big moneymaker on lower-income customers' accounts — have made lenders more reluctant to take gambles on customers with tarnished records, analysts say.

While securities firms have consistently beaten estimates the last year as initial public offerings, merger advisory fees and brokerage commissions surged to records, analysts have been cutting their outlook for the second quarter and rest of the year.

One of the main rationales for that deal, which the British government last week said it was inclined to approve, is the possibility of cross-selling News Corp. media products and services to Sky customers, using that company's extensive customer records, analysts say.

She is still in disbelief that she no longer has her job at St . Vincents, where she started in 1987 as a file clerk in the medical records department and worked her way up to medical records analyst.

He accesses public company records, analyst reports and the like online.

The phone records of the men themselves — mostly rapid-fire text messages — offer a gruesome play by play leading up to the final victim's death last March, a phone records analyst told the grand jury.

A trained medical records analyst reviewed up to 20 randomly selected charts from each physician's practice, for each of these two periods using structured and standardized data collection forms.

First, we only included procedures that were conducted on the day of the principal procedure (defined as the procedure considered by the health records analyst to be most significant during the patient's hospital stay).