Sentence examples for directive indicates from inspiring English sources
Upon SMILES generation, /atomComments/ adds comments indicating which atoms in the structure map to which atoms in the SMILES string, and the /hydrogens/ directive indicates that all hydrogen atoms are to be given explicitly.
The essence of Dr. Shefali's directive indicates parenting is not hierarchical, we are not "above" our children.
Did Mr. Reagan fill out an advance directive indicating what types of medical treatments he did or did not want as he deteriorated?
The move came one day after news broke that Sessions had issued a directive indicating that the Justice Department would roll back 2014 guidance that included protections for trans government employees under Title VII, which prohibits employment discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex and national origin. .
Training for general practice (GP) in Europe is defined by a directive, indicating its content [ 1].
The hospital electronic charting system shows that the patient completed and signed an advance directive indicating "Do not resuscitate" (DNR) / "Do not intubate" (DNI) wishes during a recent visit with his oncologist.
However the fact that only 20.3% of the people in our study had already undertaken advance directives indicates that despite a interest, barriers exist to carrying this out (Table 2).
And Gustav Mahler, when composing his mammoth Third Symphony, included all kinds of programmatic directives, indicating nothing less than a portrait of the entire world in an hour and a half.
But a number of cut flower and live-plant business owners said they had been either visited by the police in early March or given directives indicating that it had become contraband.
If individuals are considered rational and able to communicate their wishes in a clear manner, they may write their own advance directives indicating a desire for a DNR order.
We should allow people to make advance directives indicating that they would like to be eligible for this alternative.
