Sentence examples for appropriately published from inspiring English sources

In accordance with the Research Governance Framework for Health and Social Care and GCP, results will be appropriately published and publicised.

The Sponsor recognises that participating investigators have a responsibility under the Research Governance Framework for Health and Social Care to ensure that results of scientific interest arising from the Study are appropriately published and disseminated.

Title pages appropriately and publish each as they are created.

Olivier by Philip Ziegler (MacLehose Press), published appropriately enough as the National Theatre celebrates its 50th anniversary, is another narrative that sweeps you along.

As such intensive screening efforts continue, there is increasing need for enhanced support for infrastructure to allow storage of chemical-response data from high-throughput screening efforts, as well as from other assays, to be appropriately cataloged and published as a public resource.

The Bank said last month that the minutes would be published "in appropriately redacted form".

To be precise, in the memoir-cum-manifesto that has just been published, called, appropriately enough, Hard Choices, what she says of the Iraq vote in 2002 is: "I got it wrong.

Glass has recently published an appropriately titled novel, The Fabulist.

Dr Eisenhut has appropriately included several studies published in the past 10 years highlighting some of the adverse effects of this iatrogenic hyperchloremia [ 2- 7].

He was also writing wonderful poetry, much of it published by that appropriately surreal literary impresario, the Ceylonese Tambimuttu.

He tells all in "The Shadow Scholar: How I Made a Living Helping College Kids Cheat," a newly published memoir that, appropriately, coincides with a year of cheating scandals that have rocked the hallowed halls of Harvard, Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan and the Air Force Academy.