Sentence examples for report archiving from inspiring English sources

Ms. Flippin said the office still had administrative work to do, including securing the release of one report, archiving and handling lawyers' fees, tasks that would probably keep the office busy until late summer.

Information on breeding counts, local air-temperature and local fast ice conditions were obtained from unpublished Falkland Island Dependency Survey (FIDS) and British Antarctic Survey (BAS) reports archived at BAS. Circumpolar sea ice duration data were obtained from the literature [13].

We retrieved histopathological reports archived at the departments of oral maxillofacial surgery of Muhimbili and Mulago referral hospitals in Tanzania and Uganda respectively over a 10-year period from June 1989 July 1999.

Detailed procedure and results can be found in the unpublished report of this study archived at KIK-IRPA under the number 2010.10826.

A complete report archive is maintained for retrospective analyses and refinement of the biosurveillance methodology.

There have been no other reports archiving pregnancy after sacrectomy.

The purpose of this paper is to introduce and describe the Prostate Imaging and Reporting Archiving Data System (PI-RADS).

OpenScience framework (https://osf.io/) is a project management system for an "entire research lifecycle: planning, execution, reporting, archiving, and discovery".

In an effort to standardize the reporting of Mp-MRI findings and to reduce subjectivity of image interpretation, the PI-RADS (prostate imaging and reporting archiving data system) classification has been developed.

Inspired by BI-RADS and to improve the diagnostics of PCa, the same group of prostate MR imaging experts published in 2012 a set of clinical guidelines with the aim to standardize the interpretation and to report the different parametric MR-techniques: the Prostate Imaging and Reporting Archiving Data System (PI-RADS) [ 2].

Related to the US examinations performed outside radiology in each hospital; clinical specialists most often involved in performing directly US; availability of special techniques, such as contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS); methods of reporting and archiving US examinations.