Sentence examples for suspected list from inspiring English sources
But he said that New York and Washington remained high on the suspected list of Osama bin Laden's top targets.
Codes were then translated into occupations known (list A) or suspected (list B) to entail a carcinogenic risk to the lung (20, 21).
Of the occupations suspected (list B) to be associated with lung cancer, we found a marked excess for filling station attendants (men) and suggestive increases for bus and truck drivers (men) and launderers and dry cleaners (women).
Lifetime occupational histories (industry and job title) were coded by using standard international classifications and were translated into occupations known (list A) or suspected (list B) to be associated with lung cancer.
Different approaches are used to evaluate occupational exposure to carcinogens (11– 15): one makes use of lists of occupations known (list A) or suspected (list B) to be associated with lung cancer based on evaluations of carcinogenic risks by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) (16, 17).
He had been on a 1965 F.B.I. suspect list, along with two other men who were convicted earlier, one in 1977 and one last year.
But for every case that ends up in court or on a suspects list, tens of thousands more carry on the practice in plain view, and neither the police, nor the immigration or customs departments, can keep abreast of it.
His father Matt Mitcham, played with mesmerising menace by the Scottish actor Peter Mullan, not only heads up his own vigilante hunt for his lost daughter but also the police suspect list.
People can use an online form on the DWP website to anonymously report suspects, listing their eye colour, piercings, scars, tattoos and other details they deem relevant.
Additional lists of substances (so-called "suspect lists") can be used to screen for the presence of retrieved candidates in alternative databases.
Candidates can be filtered or scored differently based on criteria like occurence of certain elements and/or substructures prior to fragmentation, or presence in so-called "suspect lists".
