Sentence examples for freely listed from inspiring English sources

Indeed, there's currently no monetization structure in place, with doctors also being freely listed.

Enumerators asked pupils when they usually washed their hands and recorded whether they freely listed key occasions such as before eating and after defecating.

Participants freely listed risk factors and symptoms, and their responses were coded in accordance with a predefined list of target risk-factors and symptoms identified in the scientific literature and forming the National Health Service NHS Department of Healthth's 'Key Messages' on cervical cancer.

Hazan freely lists plausible alternatives; is indulgent about dried herbs; actively recommends tinned tomatoes as tasting better than most fresh; often prefers dried porcini and bottled clams to their fresh equivalents.

Maybe hosts should be able to freely list spaces without being registered for up to 90 days in a single calendar year.

But there's a technical distinction between a link to a podcast in a directory, where podcast makers can freely list their stuff (with the content hosted elsewhere), vs an app in Apple's App Store which has gone through Apple's review process and the content is being hosted by Apple.

Moreover, we asked participants to freely list their creative achievements (similar to King et al., 1996) in order to check for relevant achievements in domains other than those included in the ICAA and the CAQ.

The picture looks differently for creative achievement: In an early study, King, Walker, and Broyles (1996) instructed participants to freely list their creative accomplishments and subjected these lists to peer ratings, thus considering not only quantitative but also qualitative aspects of real-life creativity.

Under outside pressure, the NYSE also last year repealed Rule 390, which for the first time enabled its member firms to freely trade listed equities over the counter, exposing the exchange to the full brunt of competition from Nasdaq and other venues.

Participants are then presented with a second list of 15 words (List B) and subsequently asked to freely recall List A words, this score is presented as Immediate Recall Trial (RAVLT-I).

And as any psychiatrist involved in the making of the D.S.M. will freely tell you, the disorders listed in the book are not "real diseases," at least not like measles or hepatitis.