Sentence examples for editorial items from inspiring English sources

"I don't understand how some of these young actresses are wearing such provocative, editorial items, when they haven't even established a career yet," Ms. Ehrlich said.

The All Items feature contains about 50 short editorial items on broad topics like "Most Expensive Sushi" and "The Evolution of Sushi," as well as more brief descriptions of specific types of sushi.

And there are Push settings to allow you to see all messages, replies to you, direct messages, "liked" items, bookmarked items, events, and editorial items — and combinations of any of those.

By 11 or so I usually meet up with Lisa to work on pressing non-editorial items like marketing or partnerships, and my day is off and running at a million miles an hour.

Editorial independence (items 22 23): These items assess the independence of the recommendations and acknowledgement of possible conflict of interests for the members of the guideline development group.

Domain 6: Editorial independence Item 22 The views of the funding body have not influenced the content of the guideline.

We excluded commentaries, editorials, news items, and nonresearch letters from EBM classification because such articles do not usually contain research evidence, are not always peer-reviewed, and the first 3 types are usually commissioned by journal editors.

The following publication types were also excluded where possible: letters, editorials, news items, case reports, historical articles and comments.

Twenty-seven wexcludeduded for reasons including nonsystematic reviews, letters, editorials, news items, notes, comments, corrections, articles pertaining to other drugs or treatments, and articles on pharmacokinetics and drug interactions.

Records were manually reviewed and 61 were excluded for the following reasons: nonsystematic reviews (n=45); letters, editorials, news items, notes, comments, and corrections (n=13); articles about other drugs or treatments (n=2); articles on other subjects (n=1).

Records were manually reviewed and 125 excluded for the following reasons: nonsystematic reviews (n=71), studies in children (n=15), letters, editorials, news items, comments and corrections (n=13), and articles that did not investigate the clinical use of topiramate in migraine prevention (n=26).