Sentence examples for effectively registered from inspiring English sources

The reason I think that's weird is because Twitter had already filed for the trademark back in April 2007, and from what I can gather it was effectively registered under their name in May 2009.

To assess whether randomised controlled trials in the field were effectively registered.

(1) To assess endorsement of trial registration in author instructions of urology-related journals and (2) to assess whether randomised controlled trials (RCTs) in the field of urology were effectively registered.

The Service was commenced in the year 2000 and, up to now, 768 records have been collected, of which 563 referring to patients effectively registered in the Cronos Plan; the remaining 205 are under assessment or Drop-Outs (no longer in the Plan) as they are seriously ill or refuse care.

Prosecutors in Ms. White's office learned of the pardon decision last Friday -- too late to effectively register their objections.

Shortly thereafter, the high court unanimously ruled that the NSW governmentʼs births, deaths and marriages registration act recognise that a person be classified as neither male or female on registry documents, effectively registering a personʼs gender as "non‑specific".

To effectively register spatial drug distribution we also engineered a tool to precisely collect multiple vaginal fluid samples.

"Find out about openings before they are posted on the job boards, use LinkedIn effectively, register your resume on company websites and ask for exploratory interviews rather than asking for a job," he says.

Lack of knowledge about effective primary care nursing roles and responsibilities challenges policy makers' abilities to develop recommendations to effectively deploy registered nurses in primary care needed to assure efficient, evidence-based, and quality health care.

Update 2: the domain name fbcdn.net is effectively a domain registered by Facebook.

Hyland, who was appointed as an independent anti-slavery commissioner after the Modern Slavery Act was passed last year, expressed concern that UK officials were not effectively identifying or registering vulnerable children in Calais.