Sentence examples similar to retrieval of notes from inspiring English sources

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2474/11/133/prepub The authors would like to thank Annelore Schreiber and Nils Brose for help with retrieval of patients' notes and radiographs.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2474/14/1/prepub The authors would like to thank Annelore Schreiber and Nils Brose for help with retrieval of patients' notes and radiographs.

This would render the retrieval of the note label easier if compared to other notes.

On the basis of the present results it can be hypothesized that during the retrieval of the note label to be attached at the perceived tone pitch, a competition occurs in NAP subjects between labels having similar phonetic content.

This could lead to the hypothesis that the ability to connect a tone to a label has two levels of expertise in the retrieval of the note label.

In addition, it seems that the stronger difference between AP and NAP musicians is in the correct retrieval of the note verbal labels depending upon their phonetic properties, at least those of the vowel.

While the data do not provide evidence that the retrieval of information from lecture notes was automatic, the respondents did describe it as recurring and habitual.

Data is obtained and recorded through parental interview, consultation with the treating medical team and through the retrieval of information from medical notes and hospital software packages.

This was mainly related to difficulties retrieving accurate next-of-kin details for the 'Hospital without LCP' group (more likely to be missing or incomplete), which required retrieval of the medical case notes.

It takes 0.6 s from the readout to the retrieval of an appropriate trajectory (note that, using a fast graphic-processing unit can greatly reduce this time and also make the look-up table unnecessary29).

One reason for small sample sizes in many validations is the high financial cost of record retrieval from GPs (currently averaging £70 per single set of notes).