Sentence examples for records potential from inspiring English sources

It also records "potential surveillance activity, such as photographing, measuring and signaling," combining in a TrapWire database "this human-entered data with information collected by sensors".

Label B records – potential geographical outliers – represent around 10% of the records per species, almost half of the high-quality records.

… On the grounds of motivation, academic records, potential promise, endorsement by persons capable of reasonable judgments, personal appearance and decorum, maturity, and probable contribution to balance in the class, I believe Mr. Bakke must be considered as a very desirable applicant and I shall so recommend him".

Index year, case/control status, years of records, potential confounders and exposure to bisphosphonates and other drugs will be included.

Index year, case/control status, age, years of records, potential confounders and exposure to hormonal contraceptives and other drugs, will be included in the imputation model.

Since many studies reviewed post mortem records, potential cases may have been excluded if they had not presented to the hospital setting.

Overt surveillance by police forward intelligence teams (Fits) or evidence ­gatherers (EGs) is designed to record potential criminal activity and gather ­useful intelligence.

"The women that come to us are very upset and very frightened by the behaviour of the protesters," Purvis said, adding: "The body-worn CCTV is for protection and public safety, and also to record potential incidents of criminal behaviour".

Kevenides said it's a shame to put the onus on cyclists to defensively record potential violations against them, and he hopes the cameras ultimately function as deterrents.

A blinded assessor recorded potential prognostic indicators at baseline prior to randomisation.

We also recorded potential confounders including medical morbidity and indication for surgery.