Sentence examples for qualifying note from inspiring English sources

We tested the BioSQL schema, but it did not precisely fit to our needs, mainly because our annotation entities refer to three other entities (qualifying note n, object o and the annotation method m).

An example of annotation is the following: if an annotation method m associates a CDS c to an EC number e with a score s, we create a SubseqDBxRefAnnotation object with the following attributes: method = m, object o = subsequence of c, qualifying note n = e, score = s and parent = null.

However, there is a qualifying note: "This elimination required only on Sunday showing".

One of these notices states that in scene showing man kicking girl in Reel 7 of "Twenty Thousand Tears in Sing Sing" However, there is a qualifying note: "This elimination required only on Sunday Showing".

The qualifying note n can be a simple text or a database entity object, like an external reference (DBxRef).

'Annotation': is the main entity in the database and is used when an annotation method m proposes to assign a qualifying note n to an object o.

For everyone else with a general purpose FSA, what counts towards the medical expenses deduction under Internal Revenue Service Publication 502 like acupuncture, birth control pills and contact lenses generally qualifies (note: for over-the counter medications, you need a doctor's prescription).

Real conservatives, in their columns and magazines, say neither of them qualifies, noting that both have previously called themselves "progressives" when appealing to very different audiences than the ones in Iowa and New Hampshire.

New York, Dec. 5, 2012 To the Editor: You wrote about the already underfinanced federal programs for poor renters, helping only a quarter of those American families who qualify, noting that "with nearly nine million households teetering on the verge of homelessness, the country clearly needs more support for affordable housing".

"But I'd have to get back to you," he quickly qualified noting that he doesn't have the exact numbers.

He is also singularly qualified to note the many, sometimes uncanny, parallels between Champagne and sherry.