Sentence examples for area submitted from inspiring English sources

(Here are a few ideas about the area submitted by Guardian readers so far).

It was part of the 170,000-hectare extension to the world heritage area submitted as part of the Tasmanian Forestry Agreement in 2013, which was ripped up when the Liberal party came to power in March and replaced with the Forestry (Rebuilding the Forest Industry) Act 2014.

Other cards include more detailed user reviews, directions, operating hours, phone numbers, ride hailing options, reservations and additional Snaps from the same area submitted by other Snapchat users.

General practitioners in the area submitted stool samples to the local hospital microbiology laboratory.

Preliminary meta-regression of aggregate data from these studies showed a large amount of heterogeneity in EQ-5D index scores after stratifying for angina class, which was not explained by different types of disease (Dyer M, Goldsmith, K, Sharples, L, Buxton, M: A review of health utilities using the EQ-5D in studies within the cardiovascular area, submitted).

A recent analysis of the literature has shown that EQ-5D index scores are variable in examples of patients with cardiovascular disease (Dyer M, Goldsmith, K, Sharples, L, Buxton, M: A review of health utilities using the EQ-5D in studies within the cardiovascular area, submitted).

"If that's the case, it's because the people that drive cars and live and operate in that area submit more claims," Weisbart said.

NHS England and the Local Government Association LGAA) published guidance on how it would work that December, and all local areas submitted bids by April on how they would spend their cut in 2015-16.

Coastal areas submitted to seawater intrusion and with discharges from urban and industrial wastewaters, municipal landfill leachates, rivers, recreational waters and other sources are sensitive to be polluted with parabens.

The stitching position were designed after analysis of the unstitched T-joints by means of strain field on Digital Image Correlation (DIC) under pull-off test to better improve the areas submitted to large strain.

We interpret that the cartilage attempts to repair the effect of the pressure and shear over areas submitted to higher loads.