Sentence examples for records which can from inspiring English sources

Governor Davis's order blocks the sale of the database for 45 days but does not limit access to individual birth certificates or records, which can be retrieved at the offices of the state Department of Health Services and county recorders.

That would be in addition to federal support for computerizing patient records, which can total $44,000 per doctor over five years.

Unlike paper records, which can be hard to come by and harder to verify, a genetic test can quickly and definitively tell if someone is a relative.

(Surprisingly, American doctors lag far behind their counterparts abroad in using electronic health records, which can help avoid costly errors and duplications).

E-prescribing comes as part of the switch to electronic health records, which can cost a medical practice tens of thousands of dollars.

I looked back at the past 30 years of New York City records, which can be used as a baseline for the northeast's urban corridor, and what I found tends to confirm what we're feeling right now.

She said: "We make sure everything is recorded which can be handed over to the police.

Plant remains deteriorate quickly in the archaeological record, which can make direct evidence of their use somewhat scarce.

*They should not term briefings "off the record", which can be misunderstood, but, instead, "non-reportable" or "embargoed".

"Ray Guns Are Not Just the Future" is a useful title for this record, which can feel like a stroll through Tomorrowland with an archly enthusiastic guide.

So far, Glass's most interesting and controversial feature is video recording, which can be activated with a slide-and-tap of the touch pad or the usual "O.K., Glass, record a video" rigmarole.