Sentence examples for to notified from inspiring English sources
verb
To give (someone) notice of (something).
Burton informed Rialto by mail that he had learned of the two complaints from the Postmaster, arranged for himself to notified of any future complaints, and arranged to represent Rialto in a hearing before the Postmaster before any sanctions would issue.
We used the age specific ratios of estimated numbers to notified numbers for correcting the age-specific incidences [33].
According to notified data, a vaccination coverage of 91%% of 1-year-old children was achieved in 2013 [ 23].
Relative paucity of recovered isolates compared to notified infections, due primarily to non culture based pertussis diagnostics is however a confounding factor in the assessment of variant prevalence.
The number of infections for all partners at risk was estimated, assuming that the proportion of infections among unnotified partners was similar to notified partners for whom a test result was available.
The relative paucity of recovered isolates compared to notified infections, due primarily to non culture based pertussis diagnostics is a confounding factor in the assessment of variant allele prevalence.
Hayes had to notify the unit doctor.
Was he too slow to notify the White House?
Horsemen rode through the countryside to notify people.
Please press the alarm bell to notify the engineers".
The doctor volunteered to notify the D.M.V. himself.
