Sentence examples for service and documentation from inspiring English sources

If each one has a different pricing model, terms of service, and documentation style, this adds transaction costs and negates some of the savings.

Availability: ITM Probe web service and documentation can be found at www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/CBBresearch/qmbp/mn/itm_probe Contact: [email protected] Protein interaction networks are presently under intensive research (Bader et al., 2008).

The sex-specific forms incorporate evidence-based recommendations on preventive health services and documentation space for routine procedures such as physical examination.

This could be due in part to the multidisciplinary nature of these family health teams, where allied health providers would be contributing to the delivery of these services and documentation of this in the patient record.

Their work with maternal and child health services, and specific diseases, such as tuberculosis, is structured by ministry programs which specify guidelines for service delivery and documentation, and indicators for coverage goals of priority services.

Limitations are the current format of reports and missing on-line help and documentation services.

Thanks, First of all, I had no idea that the word 'tweet' was trademarked by Twitter, and after browsing its Terms of Service and API documentation I couldn't find any reference on their website about this either.

It is difficult from today's perspective to adequately assess the conditions of the 70s observations regarding the omega-3 effects in the Greenland population, and the arguments of inadequate data validity in these studies made by Fodor et al. [ 24] are plausible giving the remoteness of many Greenland communities and problems with medical service and adequate documentation in these areas.

The aim of this paper is to report the collaborative practices between PIMH clinicians and other service providers from the perspective of PIMH clinicians and managers, key stakeholders, women service-users and documentation in medical records.

The aim of this paper was to report the collaborative practices between PIMH clinicians and other service providers from the perspective of PIMH clinicians and managers, key stakeholders, women service-users and documentation in medical records.

(Patricia) This paper reports the collaborative practices of two PIMH services from the perspective of PIMH clinicians and managers, key stakeholders, women service-users and documentation in medical records.