Sentence examples for tabulations which can from inspiring English sources
A description of the individual load of toxicity of each patient will be given using individual tabulations which can be supported by graphical methods where required.
Additionally, tabulation allows examination across the speciality views, which can reveal overlaps and gaps in information giving.
The time spent on direct care was divided into four sets of time intervals, which can be correlated in a cross-tabulation between the four levels.
Which can really annoy consumers.
Which can be fairly unpleasant!
As he has before, Mr. Tsvangirai claimed to have won the presidency, based on his party's unofficial tabulations, which give him 50.3percentt of votes cast.
Kenya's attorney general, Amos Wako, said on Thursday afternoon that an independent body should investigate the disputed vote tabulations, which gave the president, at the 11th hour of the counting process, a razor-thin margin of victory.
The following procedure then applies: (5) If the manual recount indicates an error in the vote tabulation which could affect the outcome of the election, the county canvassing board shall: (a) Correct the error and recount the remaining precincts with the vote tabulation system; (b) Request the Department of State to verify the tabulation software; or (c) Manually recount all ballots.
If a sample recount conducted pursuant to Section 102.166 5) "indicates an error in the vote tabulation which could affect the outcome of the election," the county canvassing board is instructed to: "(A) Correct the error and recount the remaining precincts with the vote tabulation system; (B) Request the Department of State to verify the tabulation software; or (C) Manually recount all ballots".
If the manual recount indicates an "error in the vote tabulation which could affect the outcome of the election," the county canvassing board "shall": (a) Correct the error and recount the remaining precincts with the vote tabulation system; (b) Request the Department of State to verify the tabulation software; or (c) Manually recount all ballots.
