Sentence examples for statement search from inspiring English sources

A literature search of PubMed, Cochrane Library, and Web of Science databases was conducted in accordance with the PRISMA statement, search phrases were ('jaw osteonecrosis' OR 'bisphosphonate-related osteonecrosis' OR 'bisphosphonate osteonecrosis') AND ('treatment' OR 'outcomes'outcomes

Adds Franke in a statement: "Searching for a reliable window cleaner or painter has traditionally been an inconvenient and frustrating task.

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They took 14 sworn statements, searched his on-base residence, and analyzed the computer hardware he kept there.

And without notifying the company and with no path toward recourse and statement, the search engine can disable the paid search account from either business.

Avi Glazer, one of the six children of Malcolm Glazer who own United, said in the official statement: "The search for a new manager has been very short.

In a statement, the search giant's chief legal officer David Drummond said Google continued to "disagree" with the European court's decision but was "committed" to complying with the law.

The club announced in a statement: "The search for the club's new first-team manager will now start and it is hoped that this will result in identifying and recruiting the right candidate within a relatively short period of time.

Numerically, there are more poor whites than blacks but the mean and median incomes of the two races are not equal.Christopher PaulkSIR - As one who was born and raised in Maine, and now lives in Nebraska, I must dispute your statement (In search of the one, November 1st) that these two states make America's confusing electoral system more so by splitting their electoral-college vote.

Update: After publication, a Google spokesperson took issue with Edelman’s statement that search ads appear on parked domains without advertisers’ knowledge.

Asked about the Texas-related misinformation it's algorithmically surfacing now, a spokesperson for Google provided us with the following statement: "The search results appearing from Twitter, which surface based on our ranking algorithms, are changing second by second and represent a dynamic conversation that is going on in near real-time.