Along with fifteen thousand glass negatives are about fifty thousand prints and a collection of what might be called supporting evidence, including nine handwritten logbooks, which make it possible to determine what building a picture is of.
Twenty-nine surgeons' logbooks of emigrant voyages to Australia (1837 1847), 323 immigrant ship papers (1848 1885) and six reports by ships surgeons during immigrant voyages were identified and reviewed.
One important example of marine weather observations made across parts of the tropical and sub-tropical ocean regions of the globe are the four thousand or so logbooks of EEIC vessels that sailed between England, Asia, and Southeast Asia across the Atlantic and Indian Oceans from the early 1600s (https://sites.google.com/a/oldweather.org/www/examples/east-india-company).
From the logbooks of two medical students, they performed only three CVCs in operating theater.
From the logbooks of three EDs in three teaching hospitals, all patients who sustained a distal radius fracture between January 3 and January 12 , 2009were identified.
The initial report also found that two guards falsified prison logbooks which kept record of how many times Castro was checked on in the hours before his death.
That's the ruling of the Advertising Standards Authority which on Wednesday banned two TV ads for logbook loan outfit Loans2Go for trivialising the risk of borrowing cash.
Two studies reviewed 2006 logbook data from hospitals in the capital city of Kabul.
Only one district hospital and one provincial hospital reported incomplete operating theatre logbooks, while three district hospitals reported incomplete labor and delivery ward registers.
A limitation is that some teachers implemented the lessons in multiple (up to eight) classes, but teacher logbooks were only filled in once by each teacher.
Surgeons' logbooks for three ships, 'America', 'Garrow' and 'Roslin Castle', were comprehensive enough to allow detailed outbreak description, with the median age of cases being 6 years (range <1 31).
