Sentence examples for scattered records from inspiring English sources

There are scattered records from sites in every country of Britain and Ireland.

Historians of the family must master scattered records on marriage and births, interpret legal documents and court records, and sift pieces of accurate information from the abundant but often misleading accounts of family life in contemporary letters, autobiographies and literature.

Records of the Office of the Dean of the Columbia University School of Nursing, largely from the administrations of Helen F. Pettit (1976-1981) and JoAnn S. Jamann (1981-1986), thereh there are scattered records dating back to 1962.

As for Mangum the man, there are but scattered records of his life, stored in aging boxes belonging to his granddaughter in Cary, N.C., including letters, sketches, photographic fliers and supply orders, his professional hypnotist card and books in which he left his autograph.

Breeding in isolated areas of western Canada, Alaska, and eastern Russia, it winters in low densities along coastlines in the northern Pacific; in the Neotropics, the species can be found in winter along the Pacific coast of North America south to Mexico, which scattered records all the way south to Panama.

But culling these data usually means weeks or months pestering curators and searching scattered records.

Home countries for refugees often have scattered analog records or haphazard digital ones, lost to calamity or abandoned in flight.

White has crafted a compelling narrative around the little-known Jeremiah Hamilton, reassembling his extraordinary life through scattered, fragmentary records.

The poor reliability of all lesion types in the SCoJ computed by κ statistics resulted from the low number of scattered lesions recorded by the seven readers, as κ values depend on the prevalence of the finding under observation [ 26, 27].

Patient-centered health care cannot be accomplished without using electronic patient records (EPRs) that integrate fragmented patient records scattered over health care organizations (HCOs).

The system performance is illustrated with results from heavy-ion elastic scattering recorded with position sensitive strip detectors.