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• There is a seriousness and intellectual rigour about these two volumes, weighing up arguments and charting the course of historical debates.

• There are also ample line-drawing illustrations and many summary tables and charts.

• Research assistants abstracted data on resident demographics, health status, and palliative care quality indicators from a 40% random sample of charts.

• In their study, information was collected from clinic charts which may lack valuable information on other primary carebased factors.

• The appendices contain letters and charts with important data that not only support the book's arguments, but also open new ways for future investigations.

• Can a life ever be truly understood or charted ?

• Figure 13 shows the time charts of reaction forces.

• In charting the characteristic patterns of how particular features are combined, we examine the organization of technology.

• Then, we examined family members' medical charts to identify other background characteristics such as their relationship to the cancer patient and history of psychiatric disorder.

• In 59% of medical charts, there was no evidence of a comfort plan.

• In charting the history of the verismo movement in this broad sense, some studies deal with problems of definition.

• The author is particularly interested in visual frameworks such as figures, diag rams, charts, etc. used to present structural knowledge.

• In many situations, pictures, schematic diagrams, maps, charts and plots can be used to communicate information more effectively or more efficiently than text.

• Particularly in sales charts, the quality of a record is equated with its exchange value, as the ranking depends on the number of items sold.

• The interviewers at the three follow-ups knew details from the patients' medical charts and their questionnaire.