Sentence examples for more complete online from inspiring English sources

But what I find particularly interesting are Mixwit's plans to expand its offering into a more complete online media solution.

On Monday, Urmson posted a more complete accounting online, in which he also described instances in which Google's cars avoided hitting other cars or bicyclists as they drove on streets near the company's Silicon Valley headquarters.

Some authors have also suggested that younger physicians are more likely to complete online surveys than older physicians [ 15] however the majority (41/52; 79%) of respondents in this survey were senior physicians with a median of 14 (IQR 6 to 17) years working in palliative care.

But a new discovery of a much more complete adult specimen, published online today in Nature Communications and pictured here in an artist's reconstruction, may quiet the skeptics.

Among longer-term upgrades are plans for a "virtual hold" phone system that allows claimants to get speedy call-backs when lines are tied up, hiring of information technology experts to help fix lingering computer problems and the eventual installation of a more complete website for filing online claims.

A more complete description of this online resource has been published and is accessible at http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/10/496.

Many state that the medical information and guidance they can find online is more complete and useful than the information that is typically provided by their physicians [ 35].

A more complete version of his remarks is online at nytimes.com/world.

Statistically significant findings suggest that participants in the Computers for Families program were more likely than non-participants to have access to the Internet from home, use a computer for more than 1 h per day, complete online job applications, and submit job applications and resumes electronically.

You will need a NetID to participate in your class, gain easier access to your transcript, obtain your grades through Just the Facts, access library services and Blackboard/Canvas, use Cornell's network services, including email, set up mail forwarding, complete online evaluations, and more.

Instead of simply tracking keywords via language modeling or just quantifying information within a certain time frame, the researchers used information theoretic tools that incorporated both structural and temporal approaches to get a more complete picture of a user's online persona.