Sentence examples for from their index from inspiring English sources

Google is the search engine of choice for around 90% of European users – if a link vanishes from their index, the content essentially ceases to exist.

Subjects were evaluated for rates of death, myocardial infarction, and stent thrombosis at 4 years from their index procedures.

Many patients with acute myocardial infarction are discharged from their index hospitalization without heart failure (HF), only to return much later with overt HF syndrome, mainly caused by chronic remodeling of the noninfarcted region of the myocardium.

The Baltimore duo delivered one of Bonnaroo's most emotive, bewitching performances of the festival, carefully pulling from their index of hazy, introverted synth-pop.

Each subject was tracked for five years from their index date to identify whether they had suffered from a gallstone.

Eligible patients were followed from their index ARS to the end of follow-up (31 December 2011) or time of censoring, whichever came first.

Its journalists also say that they are doing more to exclude questionable trades from their indices.

Google and search engines like Microsoft's Bing are working to detect malicious sites and remove them from their indexes.

The firm says it has received a surge of data removal requests since a landmark ruling earlier in May by the European Court of Justice, Europe's highest court, which said search engines were subject to data protection rules and so should remove "outdated, wrong or irrelevant" information from their indexes unless there was a public interest in keeping it.

In various incidents documented in such publications as The New York Times, Slashdot and Wired, the Church of Scientology has also used the controversial Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) to force notable Web sites (including the Google search engine) to remove the Operation Clambake homepage, and several leaflets containing copyrighted information, from their indices.

Personal biological age for a given individual can be estimated from their frailty index value, as the age at which the person has accumulated that frailty index value.