Sentence examples for in design and content from inspiring English sources

In design and content, Dear World reads, looks and sounds like a long poem.

The paper does not print its Web address on its pages, and the Web site is rather basic in design and content.

We needed to broaden our conversation about God". The new book, which is called "Mishkan T'filah" (Sanctuary of Prayer), broadens that conversation with significant changes in design and content.

The fact that development of changes in design and content of national map series may become rather involved induces some reluctance to change, as does the fact that map stocks are usually printed in quantities intended to last for 10 or more years.

With apologies to those few hangers-on who believe 2001 is the magic start date, the staff of the Los Angeles Times Magazine would like to join the celebration of all things new by introducing some changes in design and content.

The funding source played no role in design and content of the manuscript.

Our findings show that, despite differences in design and purposes, content, lay-out, length and initial target population of the three questionnaires, none appeared to be obviously better than the others, both when examining their characteristics and the patients' assessments.

Although substantial optimization of the fabrication process by the user laboratory is required, mechanically spotted arrays can be fabricated "in house", are highly flexible in their design and content, and can be manufactured in reasonably large numbers providing a marked cost savings over commercial array platforms.

Secondly, these studies were dissimilar in many ways; lack of congruence in study design and content makes comparisons between VA and non-VA settings, as well as across VA settings, challenging.

In addition, Affymetrix-based arrays cannot be fabricated in the academic laboratory, and offer less flexibility in their design and content compared with spotted cDNA- or oligonucleotide-based arrays.

To study differences between non-certified diabetes educator registered dietitians (non-CDE-RDs) and certified diabetes educator registered dietitians (CDE-RDs) in the design and content of programs to promote physical activity in older adults with type 2 diabetes.