Sentence examples for certificate vary from inspiring English sources
This Is It has received multiple certifications since its release from different countries worldwide; although sales per certificate vary per country.
Requirements for ordering and issuing a new birth certificate vary by state, so be sure to check before requesting.
The airline had its Air Operator's Certificate varied in July 2005 for the operation of Embraer 170 aircraft.
Furthermore, the proportion of missing paternal occupations on the birth certificate varied by reported maternal folic acid use during the periconceptional period.
The probability of termination of an episode of sickness benefit prior to the prescribed length of sick leave in the medical sickness certificate varied between ICD-10 diagnosis chapters.
For maternal occupations with 10 or more workers by interview, the percent of women misclassified as unemployed on the birth certificate varied considerably across occupational groups, ranging from 0percentt for women working as health diagnosing and treating practitioners to 65percentt for women working in food preparation and serving occupations (Table 3).
Birth certificates vary in accuracy depending on the information being collected.
Policies regulating electricity generation credit (whether as tariffs or certificates) vary between the EU countries, and (as seen in Italy) have potential to provide bioethanol cost reductions, especially in selecting optimal processing technologies.
Sensitivity of occupation/industry information on birth certificates varies although the specificity of such information may exceed 95%.
The registration and reviewing of death certificates varies by states and, as a result, there is variability in length of time to report a death to CDC.
In a study of the validity of electronic birth certificate data for New York State excluding New York City, Roohan observed that the sensitivity of maternal medical risk factors on the birth certificates varied, but specificity was high (Acar et al, 2001; Roohan et al, 2003).
