Sentence examples for operatives available from inspiring English sources

The trial of Zacarias Moussaoui, the only person charged in an American court in connection with the attacks, has also been thrown into doubt by the government's refusal to make captured Qaeda operatives available for questioning.

This potentially makes it the largest shopping intent data co-operative available programmatically in the world.

Thus, the objective of this study was to assess the facial features and the various operative techniques available for surgical correction of a squar jaw via the intraoral approach.

During this stage, the fact that the guidance service is operative and available is published.

Table 2 shows different GPUs and operative systems available in those nodes.

For further details please refer to the supplementary attached operative movies available online at http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2013/651769.org/10.1155/2013/651769

There are several operative techniques available to achieve a congruent and stable articular surface and sufficient support for fractures of the distal radius.

Therefore, results of this study and cut-offs should not be used exclusively when determining functional discharge disposition, which will be influenced by factors other than patient function, including pre-operative education, available home support and access to rehabilitation.

Ten (18 %) patients (three female, seven men) had an active workers' compensation claim related to their shoulder and were significantly younger than the non-workers compensation group (mean age: 47 vs. 62, p = 0.001).> All 56 patients had complete pre-operative data available.

So with no clear front-runner in either party -- at least in the opening contest, in Iowa -- the campaigns are dispatching all available operatives, volunteers and surrogates to the state.

Republican Senator Ben Sasse said Saturday, "The president should ask that this full (FISA) application regarding surveillance of foreign operatives or operations be made available, ideally to the full public, and a bare minimum to the U.S. Senate".