Sentence examples for note investigations from inspiring English sources

It is common for people to point to things they claim indicate fraud, like millions of dead people still appearing on state voter rolls, and to note investigations by state attorneys general (usually Republicans) into claims of rampant fraud.

Today's event marked a remarkable shift that the company hinted at during its CES press event when it floated the notion of "Reach[ing] Higher" in conjunction with both the (then ongoing) Note investigations and its new line of connected appliances.

Of note, investigation of the effects of latitude (North-to-South gradient over Europe) was not an objective of the IMPROVE study.

After all, as the study notes, investigations "can be risky and time-consuming, particularly for amateurs conducting them in their spare time and without institutional support from trained colleagues or qualified legal advisers".

But Notre Dame hasn't appeared on the department's list because the tally only notes investigations involving sexual assault -- and not sexual harassment.

Data on resource use post-relapse were obtained from the Oncology database (treatment), case notes (investigations and so on) and the hospital patient administration system (clinic visits and inpatient nights).

Various data types and sources (such as court investigation notes, investigation reports for insurance companies, old maps, and old photos, as well as video and recorded testimonies of survivors) were used to reconstruct the magnitude (discharge, flood wave extent) of the flood and its effects on the channel morphology and landscape.

When secret recording is part of a larger-scale investigation revealing serious anti-social behavoiur or crime, the Editorial Policy Guidance Note on Investigations may also be relevant.

Weapons experts note that investigations into charges of chemical warfare can at times prove difficult because nerve agents can resemble other chemicals, notably insecticides.

Of note, recent investigations, including a recent Cochrane review, found similar results between conventional adjusted regression and propensity score techniques.

Of note, epidemiological investigations of four of those clusters were initiated as a result of alerts from prospective laboratory surveillance.