Sentence examples for requested electronically from inspiring English sources

The other day I easily entered Australia, pausing for less than a minute at customs, where an officer checked that I had received a visa, which I had requested electronically.

The transportation system is requested electronically for a given time, but it is known that, especially between 1200 and 1400, the service is congested, with possible delays of up to 1 h.

If you request electronic records on a CD-ROM or floppy disk, you may be charged $1.00 for each CD-ROM or disk Agencies commonly charge only $0.05 per page, and do not charge a fee to transmit records electronically.

The physician would receive a list of requests electronically and as long as it was deemed medically acceptable to give the prescription without further investigations, they only had to click a button to send the prescriptions.

To wit: I recently visited my doctor in search of relief for my overwhelming fatigue, an effect of MS. She prescribed a medication, zapped the request electronically to the pharmacy while I waited -- and was met with an immediate request for preauthorization through my insurance provider.

The majority of the GPs reported submitting specimen requests electronically (12), the remaining still used paper request forms (8).

The majority of the GPs submitted specimen requests electronically and would value links to this or other guidance on the intranet readily available when they submitted specimens.

The lucky few who already had e-mail addresses could request instructions electronically.

They can request appointments electronically, check lab results or chart how well they are doing in, for instance, controlling cholesterol, blood pressure or blood sugar.

They were requested to complete electronically questionnaires for the epidemiological and clinical survey and to mark their painful areas on a body drawing (see figure 1).

Group participants suggested that locating the guidance on the surgeries intranet (n = 2) or providing links to it, or "pop ups" when GPs electronically requested microbiology for stool samples (n = 7) would be useful.