Sentence examples for adopt review from inspiring English sources

Finally, many RECs adopt review processes recommended by many authorities [ 14, 17].

Far more sensible would be to adopt the review's other key suggestion of a £10,000 cap on individual donations – then throw in a ban on funding from any other sources.

After World War II many countries felt strong pressure to adopt judicial review, a result of the influence of U.S. constitutional ideas particularly the idea that a system of constitutional checks and balances is an essential element of democratic government.

In our view, four particularly valuable contributions of the paper will be useful to IRIS and others seeking to adopt systematic review approaches for environmental health.

Beginning in the mid 1980s and taking root in the 1990s, researchers in many fields have been moving away from the narrative review, and adopting systematic reviews and meta-analysis [29].

The NHIS should adopt peer-review committees, not fully planned in the scheme, and reactivate the claims reviews that might help improve the active monitoring mechanism during implementation.

With baseball recently adopting video review, MLS is the only one of North America's top five sports leagues without a form of instant replay.

Adopting a review as party policy effectively represents a compromise between those in favour of the current system, and those who are opposed.

At this same World Cup, however, FIFA's benighted resistance to adopting video review for referees created even more farce on the field.

Applications for water vapor monitoring and atmospheric/ionospheric profiling are nowadays operatively adopted (a review is provided in [1] for ground-based applications and in [2] for space-based applications).

This highlights the importance of adopting staged review methods with blinded and unblinded components.