"pass the call" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to indicate that someone should transfer the responsibility of a task to someone else. For example, "As my colleague is away at the moment, please pass the call to me if you need help."
According to the statement, Onvoy would pass the calls up to the Manitoba Telephone System, which changed the billing codes "to indicate falsely that the traffic is of Canadian origin".
In future research, as large numbers of samples are collected, more of the SNPs on the array may pass the call-rate threshold.
He passes the call on to a qualified nurse.
Mr. Savino offered neither, not only refusing to help but in fact calling the State Police, who passed the call to the F.B.I. "This was a new situation for us, and we did what we thought was right," Mr. Savino said.
Mr. Williamson's grown son, home on a visit, answered the ringing telephone and passed the call to his father, awakening him.
The first is a "three strikes and you're out" approach in which the chatbot repeatedly warns the customer to stop being abusive, and eventually hangs up or passes the call over to a human manager.
One of the girls used their mobile phone to call 999, but although the operator heard screams in the background and passed the call on to the police, they were cut off before they could ask for help.
Of the189,532 SNPs that passed the call rate threshold, 80.0% had a MAF > 0.10 and 63.3% had a MAF > 0.20, indicating that most of the SNPs will be applicable in subsequent research.
Provided the positive control replicate does not pass the positivity call of the applied response determination rule or statistical test, the results from the corresponding ELISPOT plate should be regarded with caution as they could contain false negative results.
