Sentence examples for be notified which from inspiring English sources

From the proposed methodology, human workers can be notified which roles are triggered to be activated and wait to be assigned.

This means that from that time a higher proportion of patients could be notified which may partly explain the increase in reported pertussis, though not in seroprevalence.

Following the return of their consent form and baseline survey they were to be notified which program they had been allocated to (Moving On or the control program) and the time and location of their program.

"But when we are notified, which might be on Monday, we will appeal it at the supreme court".

Each time he received treatment, the Mets were notified, which "set off some red flags in St. Lucie," Wright said, referring to the site of the Mets' spring training camp.

Many more people applied than got tickets, leading to disappointment and frustration at a system in which applicants were told money would leave their accounts before they were notified which events they had been allocated.

The names of the dead and the name of their squadron will not be released until families are notified, which is standard Marine policy for combat or training deaths.

When Brown found out that the mother, Christy Maldonado, had arranged for their infant's adoption, he challenged it on the grounds that his tribe had not been notified, which the federal Indian Child Welfare Act requires.

The database is used to assign a unique Population Register Identifier (ID), typically a number, to each person of whom the Population Register is notified, which is not necessarily every person in the wider population.

During March and early April 2009, a sharp increase in patients with influenza-like illness and associated hospitalizations and deaths in several areas of Mexico was notified, which was later proved to be caused by a novel swine origin 2009 influenza A (H1N1) virus (2009 H1N1) [ 1].

After the cells from each embryo have been analyzed, the parents are notified which embryos are male and which are female, in addition to any other pressing information (such as the presence of genetic diseases).