Sentence examples for records underlying from inspiring English sources

NO matter how often reviewers say that the discovered historic records underlying "The Island at the Center of the World: The Epic Story of Dutch Manhattan and the Forgotten Colony That Shaped America" (March 2004, Doubleday, $27.50), are transforming the way we view the origins of New York, its author, Russell Shorto, is not surprised.

Nokia also estimates that Nokia Siemens Networks has exceeded expectations for the fourth quarter 2012, delivering record underlying profits and a third consecutive quarter of underlying profitability.

Commenting on the preliminary Q4 financial information, Stephen Elop, Nokia CEO, said: "We are pleased that Q4 2012 was a solid quarter where we exceeded expectations and delivered underlying profitability in Devices & Services and record underlying profitability in Nokia Siemens Networks.

"We are pleased that Q4 2012 was a solid quarter where we exceeded expectations and delivered underlying profitability in Devices & Services and record underlying profitability in Nokia Siemens Networks," said CEO Stephen Elop in a statement.

Moreover, the legislative record underlying DOMA's passage contains discussion and debate that undermines any defense under heightened scrutiny.

We also recorded underlying diseases and length of stay.

For noninfectious ID deaths, diseases of the digestive system accounted for 52% (898/1,736) of the recorded underlying causes.

The change in comorbidity over this period may reflect a genuine increase in underlying comorbidity in admitted patients but it more likely reflects an improvement in the hospital's capacity to record underlying comorbidity.

However, as the fossil record underlying the dating analyses is rather sparse (2 Philanthini, one Cercerini, and one Bembicinae fossil), age estimates are characterized by broad confidence intervals, so the exact timing of biogeographic events remains speculative.

It is therefore possible that the lower incidence in geriatric medicine resulted from a higher likelihood of receiving other diagnostic codes, perhaps due to a greater emphasis on recording underlying chronic conditions, or from a lower likelihood of being admitted by these teams.

Things like clerical or typographical errors in the poll books, registration records, and underlying data are examples of occurrences that may get mistaken for voter fraud.