Sentence examples for usual documentation from inspiring English sources

With emotions high and the insurers' reputations on the line, MetLife and many others say they have decided to pay claims swiftly, without insisting on the usual documentation.

The mortgages, with an average size of about $450,000, were Alt-A loans — the kind often referred to as liar loans, because lenders made them without the usual documentation to verify borrowers' incomes or savings.

[C6.] Insurers Speed the Claims Process With emotions high and the reputations of insurers on the line, many companies say they have decided to pay claims swiftly without insisting on the usual documentation.

We will use this usual documentation as a research data collection tool to minimize the response burden for health care aides.

In the second month a set of reminders will be introduced including: a) prominently posting the names of resident participants where the change of shift occurs; b) affixing a colourful sticker to residents' bedroom doors and beside their beds; and, c) marking with a sticker the usual documentation flowsheets where the health care aides record residents' shift-to-shift responses to the exercise.

The track Miles Runs the Voodoo Down is also intriguingly included in its short, chart-targeted version, and there's the usual copious documentation and photography.

"If we feel someone has taken some pills and they've posted on Facebook: 'Goodbye world, that's it, it's the end', we're obviously not going to send them our usual supporting documentation – we need to go much faster".

None of the usual banking controls, paper documentation, independent supervision of staff, operated.

However, comparing this method as a gold standard to the usual methods of medications documentation was a crucial objective of this study and thus has broader clinical research implications.

The monitoring visits at both the NLC and RLC lasted for 30 min including time for administration and documentation as usual at the rheumatology outpatient clinic.

This phenomenon is a result of the GPs' inferior quality of patient documentation in usual-care patients outweighing our efforts to include as much information as possible.