Sentence examples for a direct review from inspiring English sources

With its filing, the Justice Department essentially tried to make it more difficult for the Supreme Court to decline a direct review.

If content is incorrectly flagged as sensitive – a process which involves both moderators and automation – the content's poster can click a button to request a direct review.

The case-finding methods were laboratory-based surveillance for patients in the general wards and a direct review of medical charts done regularly for all the patients in the intensive care units.

For each subject labeled as having a diagnosis of lung cancer in the medical record, the diagnosis was confirmed through a direct review of the documentation within their record.

A more direct review in response to the film's comedic antics came from a letter to the editor of The Motion Picture Story Magazine which appealed the vulgar antics in the film as going to alienate members the audience and risk their continued patronage.

I feel I agree with most of the arguments made in the paper, some of which I tried to express in a previous Biology Direct review [ 103].

The law was to have taken effect last September, but Justice Gary S. Stein blocked enforcement pending an expedited decision by a lower court and direct review of that ruling by the full Supreme Court.

The results imply that dynamic text summarization with the Combo algorithm provides a viable alternative to direct review of PubMed citations for locating decision support data.

Judge Jackson's stay order was issued as he sent the case to the Supreme Court for direct review, an idea the Justice Department had advocated and Microsoft had vigorously opposed.

On Tuesday, Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson sent the case to the Supreme Court for direct review under a little-used law known as the Expediting Act.

"I would be remiss if I didn't tell you that I will be inviting from the government a motion to provide for direct review in the Supreme Court," he said.