Sentence examples for content of received from inspiring English sources

In this method, we assume that users' targeted retweeting behavior is affected not only by the content of received tweets but also their history of tweets.

A vehicle trusting the content of received warning messages and notifying its driver the false event is defined as a message-affected vehicle.

The examined Speech Quality Assessment (SQA) algorithms are able to estimate speech quality of live VoIP calls at run-time using control information extracted from header content of received packets.

As we mentioned earlier, the moisture content of receiving shipments from each supplier is significantly different.

During this period, the only important case in the Community courts in which the issue was raised was Hilti AG v. Commission.6 In Hilti, the Court of First Instance held that LPP extended to an undertaking's internal memoranda reporting the content of advice received from "independent, and thus external, legal advisers.

The content of physiotherapy received by the South African and German patients was similar.

First, as with other utilization indices, the R-GINDEX is a quantitative measure of prenatal care use and does not address the quality or content of care received.

To fully understand the impact of training on the attitudes and knowledge of clinicians further evidence is required on the type and content of training received by GP's, nurses, and healthcare assistants.

After 6 and 12 weeks, the patients of the intervention group will interviewed about the content of the received treatment sessions to assure that all patients will be treated according to the protocol.

Patients of older age group and male gender probably have high expectations based on prior experiences and less enthusiastic in detail or content of information received about the TB medicines depending on the communication skills of the health worker compared to patients of young age group and female gender.

To assess tool use, we electronically tracked total time spent with the decision aid; content of information received (including which informational links participants accessed); number of times participants recalculated their CHD risk; and which links participants followed about communicating with their provider.