Sentence examples for when identified and from inspiring English sources

Facebook demotes hoaxes when identified, and is blocking monetization and ad buys from these publishers.

That sent the hackers back to looking for what they call "userland" exploits – those bugs in the software (like the browser, as with JailbreakMe), which, when identified and used to develop a jailbreaking tool, are then likely to be patched by Apple in the very next firmware upgrade, e.g. iOS 4, iOS 5, iOS 6 and its minor releases.

Patients' samples selected for the present study were also carefully matched for age, gender, viral serotype (when identified) and immunological status (primary or secondary, according to reference assays described in diagnosis methods) towards dengue infection.

SAEs will be documented when identified and relevant follow-up information recorded when available.

Among the variables included in the EDAD-08 survey were the personal characteristics of the persons with disabilities (including whether or not they received personal care and, if so, the length of time of the care received), characteristics of the caretaker persons (when identified), and which activities were provided under informal care.

Patients were excluded if <18 years for AMI and stroke and <65 years for hip fracture, if the admission was coded as dead on arrival, a non-acute case, readmission or admission for rehabilitation (when identified) and non-first time AMI for AMI patients.

We collected urine from three volunteers and compared the performances of freeze-drying, addition of acid (HCl), addition of base (NaOH), addition of salt (NaCl), fresh urine and frozen urine when identifying and quantifying metabolites in 4 ml samples.

Agreed criteria are useful when identifying and prioritizing options.

During the analysis, when identifying and describing the manifest content, efforts were made to stay close to the interview text.

When identifying and designing a project, safeguards should help assess the possible environmental and social risks and the impacts (positive or negative) associated with a development intervention.

When identifying and documenting an experience, it is important to understand the different states of a practice, regarding the level of evidence and its replicability potential.