contactable

Examples of contacting

contacting

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The letters advised recipients that we would be contacting them to discuss voting and provided contact details to enable recipients to register any concerns.
Sending a letter was most frequently mentioned for contacting central government and was also very important for local government.
It does conform to the bet hedging hypothesis of maximizing the period of transmission and maximizing the likelihood of contacting the next host.
Such analyses from observable events include moving, interaction, causing-to-move, contacting a surface and containing, and are related to notions such as location control.
Some practices have tried to reduce nonattendance by putting up notices in the surgery, or by contacting patients who have failed to attend.
However, given the mode of contacting individuals (primarily through community groups), it is hardly surprising that many had experience of being researched.
The most frequent amino acid whose sidechain is contacting the magnesium ion is aspartate (42 %), followed by threonine (23 %), glutamate (17 %) and serine (10 %).
In fact, if we reasonably assume the lack of bending deformations, the relative rotational velocities of the contacting bodies are: ^ ri = i = i 0.
The objective of this simulation is to test the performance of the unified force controller during transient phase when contacting with environment with different stiffness.
Without a consent requirement, the transplant team theoretically could remove the organs without contacting the family.
Whether the contacting is targeted or not, the successfulness of the contact in mobilizing voters is a separate question.
The number of puncta contacting the bipolar cell terminals was then expressed as a percentage of the total number of puncta counted on that section.
Consent for contacting for interview was received from 20 patients, of whom 18 were eventually interviewed.
On contacting the case, or their main care-giver for children less than 12 years old, the interviewer requested their consent to participate.
Recruiting was done by contacting pediatricians, day-care centres, and preschools (for the oldest children).
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