Sentence examples for relative assigned from inspiring English sources

That relative assigned Mr. Judelson to work under another bondsman for a few years before Mr. Judelson took over the business in 1997.

If homeless people do not have a bank account they can receive their benefits through direct mail to a third party or having a relative assigned as your representative payee.

Maximum guaranteed data rates are provided to almost all the services of VNO GB, e.g., VoIP and music with the relative assigned data rate of 31.87 and 95.62 Mbps (which are the maximum requested).

We present means and frequencies to describe the baseline characteristics of both patients and relatives assigned to the control and intervention study groups.

Patients and first degree relatives assigned to the minimal ethical care group will receive a generic booklet on bowel cancer and generic pamphlet on bowel cancer screening respectively.

Relatives assigned to the "at risk for psychiatric disorder" were more often diagnosed with depression and obtained higher scores on the five psychosis dimensions (i.e., positive, negative, depression, mania, and disorganization) compared to relatives from "healthy families".

The calculations included absorbances of untreated transformants expressing either only Bax, or co-expressing Bax plus pro-survival relatives, assigning drug doses of 1 M and 1 pM, respectively.

In order to relatively estimate the current link situation, the control parameter α controls the relative weights assigned to the relative speed ratio and the entropy of the corresponding relay vehicle.

These various approaches can be catalogued in various ways, depending on the relative weight assigned to general relativity and quantum field theory.

The countries selected, the relative weight assigned to the various goods, changes in transport costs, and the fact that the quality of manufactured goods has improved much more than that of primary goods make the statistics unreliable.

Case mix index (CMI) is calculated to determine the relative value assigned to a Diagnosis-Related Group.