0 past simple and past participle of notify
1 to tell someone officially about something:
Cause-specific mortality data were collected by verbal autopsy interviews for all notified deaths of both the resident and non-resident household members.
Each condition to be monitored corresponds to a derived predicate for which certain changes have to be notified to the database user.
In this paradigm, components may declare their interest in being notified when certain events are published by other components of the system.
Other pools in the community were notified of the outbreak early on as were day-care centres.
Six of the remaining patients were notified as cases of meningococcal disease.
Participants were notified of treatment assignment in a subsequent phone call.
Serology in the diagnosis of meningococcal disease 71 (17 %) had been notified, namely 68 as meningococcal disease and three as meningitis of unknown aetiology.
There was no variation in the recruitment process that could bias the comparability of this dataset with that of notified cases.
