Sentence examples for ask for secondary from inspiring English sources

That means you will need layers of email addresses -- a pseudonymous one connected to another pseudonymous one that isn't your primary one and doesn't use your name, because all of those services use your email address to ID you, and some ask for secondary emails as well.

RNAmicro asks for pre-miRNA secondary structures with stems of at least 10 bp, while mirCoS asks for secondary structures with a stems of at least 17 bp (the length of the shortest known mature miRNA).

We also asked for secondary outcomes and when they would be likely to see any change in outcomes (immediately, within 1 year, within 2 years, longer than 2 years).

At issue was simply whether the Beastie Boys were required to ask for that secondary permission: was the composition underneath those six seconds so distinctive and original that Newton could be said to own it?

While smartphone users are largely resigned to the daily charging grind (and/or keeping a spare battery pack close by) it's a pretty big ask for a secondary device to also need juicing daily.

The usual solutions to the lack of telephones or frequent changes of telephones and addresses are to maintain frequent contacts with participants (generally every 1 2 months), to ask families for secondary (and tertiary) alternative contact information, or to provide incentives to notify the study personnel in the event of a change in address or telephone number (Mitchell et al. 1997).

Academies that are already open – currently 1,957 of England's 22,000 state schools, including most of its secondaries – can also ask for this clause to be included in their agreement.

Besides using fire for land-clearing, oil palm plantation companies — at least in Indonesia, in many cases — will ask for primary [natural] forests rather than secondary forests (or logged forests) for their concessions.

In many situations, it is very natural to ask for the unique contribution of the primary effect, and then for the additional contribution of the secondary effect.

Never ask for enough.

General practitioners do most of the treatment of common mental disorders, however, a high rate among them (59%) asks for increased capacity in secondary health care for further referral of this patient group.