Sentence examples for bypass review from inspiring English sources
Read the full Comfort Suites Bypass review.
(This movie was shown to critics only the night before it opened theatrically, probably to bypass reviews like this one).
Sun Kim (Stanford, CA) discussed β-cell function after gastric bypass, reviewing the rare condition of hyperinsulinemic postprandial (but not fasting) hypoglycemia (39).
According to court rules, petitions to bypass appellate review are granted only in cases that are of "such imperative public importance" that they require changing normal procedures.
Both are, however, irrelevant to TFA's claim "that Teach For America corps members make as much of an impact on student achievement as veteran teachers". What is troublesome here is that we now live in a world where foundations and organizations have millions of dollars to spend lobbying and at the same time can bypass peer review in order to make a case for whatever they are selling.
Important clients, who were supposed to bypass the review, were getting pissed off.
Last week, Alfred Gilman, the Nobel Prize-winning biochemist who serves as the chief scientific officer of the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas announced he is stepping down this fall because he believes CPRIT's leaders are making research funding decisions that bypass scientific review.
The Compliance Branch should also monitor the potential for any adverse 'forum shopping' that could arise where applicants design their projects to take advantage of NCOs that are viewed as considerably less stringent in their screening process, or to bypass IFER review altogether by submitting applications to local RECs.
But is it a good idea to bypass peer-review with announcements of such sensitivity?
Opponents contend that the new law is unconstitutional because it bypasses the review process in the courts.
