Search terms insights analyze the search terms where your ads have appeared in the past 56 days, grouping them into themes and subthemes to provide you with key performance metrics for each. We recommend using this feature where available to easily understand what your customers are interested in, and to capture more untapped demand.
The search terms report provides insight into the searches that trigger your ads and how those searches are performing. This report also helps you discover new ideas for creative and landing page content to align with what your customers are looking for.
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What's the difference between a search term and a keyword? A search term is a word or set of words a person enters when searching on Google or one of our Search Network sites. A keyword is a word or set of words that Google Ads advertisers can add to a given ad group so that your ads are targeting the right audience.
In addition to search results pages, your ads on our search partners may also appear on site directory pages, or other pages related to a person's search. The search terms in these instances may appear longer than normal or may be formatted differently, depending on the structure of a particular site or page.
The search terms report is a list of search terms that a significant number of people have used, and that resulted in your ad being shown. Depending on your keyword matching options, the search terms listed might be different from your keyword list.
The RePORT Expenditures and Results (RePORTER) module allows users to search a repository of NIH-funded research projects and access publications and patents resulting from NIH funding. Enter just about anything in the RePORTER Quick Search box above (text, PI names, project numbers, fiscal year, agency) or launch the Advanced Search to precisely configure searches using separate search fields.
Categorical Spending displays the annual support level for various research, condition, and disease categories based on grants, contracts, and other funding mechanisms used across the National Institutes of Health (NIH), as well as disease burden data. The NIH does not expressly budget by category. The annual estimates reflect amounts that change as a result of science, actual research projects funded, and the NIH budget.
In addition to carrying out its scientific mission, the NIH exemplifies and promotes the highest level of public accountability. To that end, the Research Portfolio Online Reporting Tools provides access to reports, data, and analyses of NIH research activities, including information on NIH expenditures and the results of NIH supported research.
I am trying to restrict a user with role no access to any indexes and trying to share a report at app level( with read access to app) to make user see results by running it as owner. but it doest show any results for user when the user clicks on run from searchs,reports and alerts settings.
I managed to see the job properties using | rest /services/search/jobs and co-relate with search index=_audit action=search info=granted search=*. It seems job is running as user instead as owner.
I could see both owner and user fields have user values for the job.
I managed to find answer to my question via slack channel!
flaw to my approach is user is running saved search from search bar which means splunk will treat it as normal search job by user hence in my above query it is showing job executed by user instead of owner.
I mean I can see that I am the owner of the object. But how to see when the user running my report is running as owner permissions instead user permissions. Because user is unable to see the report results when running as owner.
besides your query I ran this query to see if user executed job is running as owner or user and It found to be running as user instead of owner.
here A945sg is owner of report and T945sg is user who is running the report.
In patent law, a search report is a report established by a patent office, which mentions documents which may be taken into consideration in deciding whether the invention to which a patent application relates is patentable.[1] The documents mentioned in the search report usually form part of the prior art.
Letters are often included in search reports established for patent applications to indicate the relevance of the documents identified by the examiner. For instance, the European Patent Office (EPO) uses the following letters in search reports or in the European Patent Register:[2][3]
****Notice: Starting 6/2, no new information is being added to the Supplier Search report in the BI Portal. This report will be accessible for a short period of time after Workday goes live on 7/6.
I need a quick help pls on a saved search report to pull the vendor bills, for the Item Receipts which are created via only PO's and that IR's not linked to the vendor bills. I see in the vendor bills Expenses & Items tab -> Items -> a field Receipts having item receipts linked, even i tried to pull the vendor bills if this field is empty but couldn't.
To see if your report is available in our system use 'List Reports on File by Date' to see a list of accidents by the county and date you select (see screenshot example below). The list of accidents will include the plate numbers of the vehicles involved in the accident.
Please contact your program specialist directly if you have questions requiring policy clarifications or interpretations of the data requirements of the report. A state listing of program specialist assignments showing their names, telephone numbers, and e-mail addresses is available.
From this page, you can search for and view reports filed by unions, union officers and employees, employers, and labor relations consultants for the year 2000 and after. For help navigating the Online Public Disclosure Room, please contact OLMS at 202-693-0123 or olms-public@dol.gov.
The self-study and accreditation report search page is designed for accredited and applicant units to find and use completed self-study documents and final accreditation reports as a tool in preparing for their own site visits as well as to gather ideas about how peers approach similar challenges.
This search is provided as a benefit to those schools and programs that are accredited or have had an IAS accepted by the Council. Only accredited and applicant units are granted access to the search. Inclusion in this search does not supplant the school or program's responsibility to provide these documents directly to the public on the university website or directly to those who request them. It is intended to make your access easier and to encourage peer-to-peer sharing of best practices and lessons learned.
Log in using your personal CEPH account information (e.g., the same login used for the annual reporting system). If you do not already have an account, please click below to create one. A CEPH staff member will review your university information, confirm accredited/applicant status, and approve your account. Once approved, you will have full access to the search. This login information is unique to you and should not be shared with others.
Search allows you to narrow the list of dimensions in your report to the rows of specific interest. For example, your Page Activity report includes all the pages on your site, but you want to narrow your analysis to the performance of your Careers pages only. You can apply a search expression to narrow the list of pages to just those in the Careers section of your site. The use of search does not change how the measures in your report are calculated, but rather it simply narrows the list of dimensions, allowing you to find the data of interest. Search expressions also cannot be saved to a report.
Segments can be used to narrow the data set that is queried when you run your report. For example, you can add a segment to include data from your users in Europe. This will narrow the data set that the report queries, affecting the dimensions included in your report and how the measures are calculated. Segments can also be saved to your report and reused in other reports.
For ad hoc data exploration best practices, use search to temporarily narrow the lens in your report and use segments to narrow the data set you want to query in your report. Segments can be saved for reuse across other reports.
Please note, individuals who are entitled parties will receive a non-redacted copy of the record per the RCW listed below. Additionally, those individuals or agencies that do not meet the definition of entitled parties will be provided a redacted copy of the collision report per RCW 42.56 Public Records Act.
Our office does not accept cash for the purchase of a collision report either by mail or at our office using the kiosk. Our Section only accepts check or money order through the mail, and credit card through our kiosk.
How do I get a copy of my collision report?
Use the WRECR application above to order and download your collision report electronically, or you can request a report by mail using the process above.
Can I go to your office and get my report?
Yes, there is a kiosk located in our lobby to search and order your collision report. Collision Records staff can assist you if needed. Please refer to office hours and contact information to ensure we are open and available.
How long does it take for my report to be available?
Officers completing the collision reports have 2-4 weeks to complete their investigation and have their report approved by their supervisor. It is typically available much sooner, but that is the guideline. e24fc04721