Sentence examples for changes in submissions from inspiring English sources

It was beyond the remit of this work to explore the actual submissions themselves or the relationship between the quality of submissions and subsequent decisions as well as changes in submissions over time.

The increase in invasive bacterial isolates during the study period most likely represents changes in submission or detection practices.

These false positive clusters may be explained by other factors such as changes in submission decisions, testing or reporting.

Finally, we examined weekly submission counts to determine temporal patterns and fitted a linear trend model to weekly counts to determine the average change in submissions per week.

NOTE CHANGE IN SUBMISSION: Cost Proposals are no longer submitted using the RPS System.

There has been a change in submission deadlines.

Even considering a possible change in submission rates in recent years, the low number of patients (1.8%) that were sent in for both cytological diagnosis as well as for histological diagnosis was still surprising, in particular with respect to the importance of achieving an assessment of grade and completeness of excision by histopathology after getting a diagnosis of tumour type by cytology.

The request for proposals that the city has published mentions options like narrowing the contest to a set of finalists, or negotiating with bidders to make changes in their submissions.

HSR recertification is required for NEW APPLICATION submissions only (all study team members) and CHANGE IN RESEARCH submissions (only study team members being added – not existing study team members).

The cloud only learns that a pair of ratings or their deviation by a particular user (provided the user identity changes in the consecutive submission), which is even insufficient to launch an offline knowledge based inference attack on the user's private rating vector.

A spokeswoman for the prize told the BBC that the change in the submission rules was to give more flexibility.