In September of that year, a message popped up under the subject heading "Bathing suit!" The corresponding e-mail was a model of efficiency.
In addition, their ability to find a correct corresponding e-mail address decreased by 7% each year.
It was a rough life the walls of their house were made of canvas and attending school meant corresponding by mail with teachers in distant towns.
Splitter and Auernheimer are alleged to have broken into AT&T's servers back in June, exposing the data of some of this country's best and brightest: politicians, business folk, celebrities, etc. Nothing too sensitive was obtained in the breech, just names and corresponding e-mail addresses.
A time span of two weeks between a face-to-face lecture and the sending of corresponding e-mails was considered adequate by the students.
Following each face-to-face lecture a corresponding e-mail with 3 multiple choice questions on the learning content of the specific lecture was sent out with a delay of 14 days.
In most instances, the reported HRs with their 95% CIs and P values were directly derived from the original publications or the corresponding E-mails from the authors, with an HR of >1 being associated with elevated risk of mortality or recurrence, which is the most accurate method.
Enter the person's phone number and corresponding e-mail address template from the list above in the addressee line.
When referring to snail mail, you would not say, 'I received a hundred mails,' but rather, 'I received a hundred pieces of mail' or 'I received a hundred mailings.' However, when referring to e-mail, one would say, 'I received a hundred e-mails.' Correct?" The plural form of e-mail is, indeed, e-mails, even though there's no corresponding plural of mail as mails.
Soon they were corresponding by e-mail.
