Sentence examples for summary system from inspiring English sources

The state is now telling visitors to the site, www.tax.state.ny.us, (then clicking on online services) that "based on your suggestions, we're revising the estimated tax account summary system".

The developed techniques can be used to develop a construction video summary system that serves the purpose of effectively archiving construction jobsite videos.

Whereas nearly all local law enforcement agencies report crimes using the traditional summary system, only 44percentt use the NIBRS.

Although the UCR gathers statistics from both reporting systems, it only publishes data that falls under the "forcible rape" criteria used by the more universal summary system.

Of them, only 250 use NIBRS while 300 use the traditional summary system, according to New York State Bureau Chief of crime reporting Adam Dean.

The hospital has a computerised test-ordering and results-viewing system and an electronic discharge summary system, but relies on paper medical records for other functions.

In summary, systems genetic analysis of miRNA abundance is a promising approach to discovery of the functional significance or particular miRNA in phenotypic variation and disease.

In summary, systems unable to adopt the appropriate configurations, protocols, training, monitoring, and all other characteristics that optimize ETI may, therefore, need to be discouraged from performing ETI or they need to develop alternative mechanisms to better ensure routine success with placement of the tube and its appropriate use.

This chapter describes the Web Summaries system, which is designed to aid people in accomplishing exploratory Web research.

Scarbro notes that there are currently two systems that the UCR uses to measure crime, the traditional summary reporting system, which measures "forcible rape," and the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS), which was developed over two decades ago and uses a broader (gender-neutral) definition of rape in reporting the crime.

In summary, the system was functional, met original development goals, and provided valuable patient education materials; however, routine system use was prevented by time requirements.