Sentence examples for status denotes from inspiring English sources

That Avandia actually worsens patients' heart status "denotes a serious limitation of anticipated therapeutic benefit," the report concluded.

Employment status: denotes the state of whether or not an individual household head engages in remunerated work.

3) BAS stores all these details and their status in a highly secured database as depicted in Table 3, where status denotes whether the credentials are registered and unrevoked or not.

Parental migrant status denotes children with at least one migrant parent.

aAbnormal MMR status denotes absence of MMR protein corresponding to the germline mutation, presence of MSI, or both.

Status denotes whether a subgroup of snapshots is active (A), finalized (F), discarded (D), or with changed priority (P).

Mr Cameron and Ms Harman also paid tribute to Sir Gerald Kaufman, the Labour MP who has become the Father of the House - an honorific status denoting the longest-serving MP in the Commons.

where XCi(m) means the membership degree of m belonging to class C i, XCij(m j ) is the membership degree that m j fits the status denoted as C ij according to Equations 11 to 16), and w = [0.3, 0.45, 0.25] is an empirical weight vector that describes the relative significance of each measure.

The marital status denoted if single, married, divorced or living with a partner.

The marital status denoted whether the participants were single, married, divorced or living with a partner.

A set of log-linear models was estimated to examine the associations among ego's HIV status (denoted as "E"), alter's HIV status (denoted as "A"), and unprotected sex (denoted as "U").