Sentence examples for corresponding telephone from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harrington, one of the "sharks" on ABC's "Shark Tank," where entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to direct response executives, bought AsSeenOnTV.com and its corresponding telephone number in June.

The GeoDirectory does not contain a corresponding telephone number for each residence.

Most issues were resolved by submitting further images under the direction of the specialist nurse, with a corresponding telephone call.

The electoral roll provided the name and address of each potential participant with electronic databases searched to identify corresponding telephone numbers.

Using the survey and corresponding telephone interview data for each site, we chose 3 hospitals that varied in (1) geographic location, (2) bed size, (3) strategies used to implement the Bladder Bundle, (4) barriers to implementation as identified by staff, and (5) other hospital characteristics (for examples, see Table  1).

A total of 832 patients with chest pain were registered at the four participating casualty clinics, of which 100 patients with corresponding structured telephone interviews with the physician on-call, were included in the study.

Since few included papers provided corresponding authors' telephone or E-mail address, it was difficult to contact the original authors, especially for some papers published a long time ago.

Telephone numbers were designated as 'unlisted' if they lacked electronic white pages phone listings and corresponding addresses while telephone numbers were deemed to be 'listed' if there was a matching phone number in the white pages directory.

For instance, a strong difference in quality ratings was observed for La4, which is a test condition including narrowband encoding with no packet loss, thus corresponding to an undisturbed telephone connection (no packet loss, echo, or delay).

28 32 For patients experiencing a medication-related healthcare contact, we assumed a disutility decrement of 0.0014 QALY for a telephone contact, corresponding to approximately 2.5 days with moderate pain or discomfort according to the UK EQ-5D tariff.

When the data were insufficient or ambiguous, MSL contacted the corresponding authors by email or telephone to request additional information or clarification.