Sentence examples for information to return from inspiring English sources
[A18.] Confidential Trial Data Posted Online The judge presiding over the antitrust suit against Visa and MasterCard disclosed that the Justice Department had inadvertently posted confidential trial documents on its Web site and ordered anyone who obtained the information to return or destroy it.
Algorithm 5 solves two-set agreement for three robots, p1,p2, and p3, using algorithms A and B. The idea of the solution is that robots use A to "agree" on a vertex or an edge of G, namely, on at most two distinct vertices, and then use these information to return at most two distinct indexes of participating processes.
The SNVDis tool uses this information to return an output table with all human proteins containing nonsynonymous substitutions at the active site.
Information pertaining to return to duty status, disabling conditions, disability ratings per disabling condition, military occupation status (MOS) and final total disability rating for each amputee was gathered from their PEBLO.
Over the longer term, the provider of information technology seeks to return to its "historical solid 'A' rating".
Since very delayed complications may still occur, patients and/or their caregivers should receive, upon discharge, appropriate and detailed information regarding indications to return to the ED.
Easy access to information on how to return to practice, as well as guidance on how to maintain professional credentials during inactivity, may help to dispel the misconceptions of retired and inactive physicians.
It is ethical to return information to the owner of that information" [ 45].
Connected home services that work with Assistant will also be available, and you can get your Android TV to return information from web-based sources.
The collection of environmental samples presents a responsibility to return information to the affected participants.
The forms we collected discussed re-contacting for three purposes; to suggest further research participation, to obtain further information about participants, and to return individual research results.
