Sentence examples for the tool for documentation from inspiring English sources

"In digital spaces the tool for communication and the tool for documentation are the same thing, the computer".

The scale has also been validated as a useful, differentiating, and practical tool for documentation of the outcome of geriatric inpatient rehabilitation [ 74].

However, we acknowledge that the one-dimensional measurement may have value as a screening tool for documentation but not fully interpret the intricacies of the symptom and may not address the linkage between fatigue intensity and functional limitations [ 9, 26].

The presented video-assisted laryngoscope is a useful tool for documentation, teaching and monitoring tracheal intubation.

The Pictorialism movement began in 1902, almost 15 years after Kodak released the first "snapshot" camera and defined photography as a tool for documentation.

Tillmans has remained at the forefront of photography's changing role as a medium for abstraction, rather than merely as a tool for documentation.

This form of describing a command line forces the user to refer to the tool documentation for more specific information; hence, it is laborious to assemble an actually executable command line for Scripture reproducing the results.

"When I first started to work on a project that used 3D printers, I really loved that I could think about these machines as tools for documentation and archiving.

The high and statistically significant correlation between patient-rated Life-Chart functional impairment due to depressive symptoms and the IDS-C total score (−0.717 in the English speaking and r = −0.726 in the German speaking sample) give further evidence for the validity of the Life-Chart method as a tool for the documentation of both manic and depressive symptoms.

Notwithstanding, the imaging technologies proved to be a valuable tool for the documentation, study and dissemination, as well as for the improvement and automation of the analysis of coins [3].

Results indicate photogrammetry is an efficient, relatively simple, and affordable tool for the documentation of decomposition.