Sentence examples for notes relevant to from inspiring English sources

"However, I still use paper resumes when I interview candidates, and it is to take notes relevant to a particular section".

Indeed, the White House official who informed Walsh that Bush had taken notes relevant to the Iran-Contra case--apparently notes on meetings or conversations--declared that he was "embarrassed" by the situation, according to Brosnahan.

Carers' responses to closed questions, and all key words and phrases used in responses to open questions, were hand-recorded by the interviewer on a standardised form, along with field notes relevant to the study aims.

Additionally, some articles that discussed issues of clinical ethics in the ICU might have contained less prominent opinions or notes relevant to clinician managers and therefore might have been missed by our search.

We note, relevant to our model (Figure 8), as suggested by our data, that in yeast, TOR and PKA pathways regulate ribosomal genes in response to conditions of amino acid deprivation and other cellular stress-associated signals.

The study was designed to promote effective strategies of listening, familiarize the students with note-taking conventions, and make note-taking relevant to students for the world outside the classroom, such as their target faculties which offer English-medium instruction, through developing appropriate note taking tasks.

In producing the meaning-wording, i.e., the text, the speaker/addressee will refer to at least the category of actions and objects just noted as relevant to the context.

So, send a quick note after you meet someone you want to stay in touch with (especially if you said you'd be in touch), and make sure your note is relevant to that person and conversation.

An NSA official offered up several options for dealing with NBC News, only one of which was left unredacted: "Option 1 – Engage NBC in dialog before their program airs about our factual understanding (a single outreach [from Snowden] noted, barely relevant to his claims". That's the option Rogers chose.

Aspects of RBM discussed in this Note are relevant to all of these different concepts.

Therefore, iCAHE will provide easy-to-understand notes on statistics relevant to the article being discussed in a JC meeting.