Sentence examples for records does not allow from inspiring English sources
A gap in the governmental records does not allow a detailed view of William's activities for the next years, until 1212, when William is shown performing many of the same duties as earlier.
However, data from our electronic patient records does not allow accurate assessments of the duration of therapy or the time since therapy had been discontinued.
Even though the unavailability of the vaccination records does not allow us to refute the possibility that younger and more educated subjects were vaccinated at a time closer to their recruitment into the military, we believe that another explanation of this finding may be that the integration of HBV vaccination into routine vaccination schedules rendered results mainly in younger adolescents.
Originally, the album was set to be released as a double-disc album, but Atlantic Records did not allow this arrangement, so the album was divided into two.
The study sites' records do not allow us to distinguish clearly between routine and non-routine medical consultations.
The ultrashort records did not allow evaluation of frequency domain.
Unfortunately, available fossil records do not allow calibration of the sequence divergence between the Microbotryum and its host plant species [ 35, 45].
More importantly, the epidemiology of CKD based on screening studies of small samples of the general population and retrospective evaluation of GPs' records do not allow the evaluation of the impact on actual use of healthcare services of CKD patients.
Despite the care that was taken to measure costs throughout the hospital and the special clinic, it seems that hospital records do not allow for the full identification of the use of MCH resources by the special clinic.
Secondly, our hospital database and medical records did not allow us to account for out-of hospital deaths or migration if patients have exited our program before 6 months.
"The temporal resolution of the record does not allow them to conclude or exclude that the [ice] retreat occurred on centennial or millennial timescales".
