Sentence examples for increased review from inspiring English sources

David L. Ulin, book editor of The Los Angeles Times, said the paper had also increased review coverage during the week, adding one more daily review, and adding content online.

Furthermore, one DMOH explained how increased review and use of data had resulted in improved demand for additional data.

There have been some negative reactions, but in most cases, the results have stimulated increased review among health care organizations and professionals.

Expanding IRB oversight could be costly and labor intensive, and contribute to increased review burden that already lengthens time from research proposal to active study.

(S4 GP) Increased review leading to additional prescribing "We're seeing diabetic patients much more regularly than we did, and we're noticing changes in their blood pressure and cholesterol levels, making sure they have more screenings and all their checks are in place".

Not long after, developers' third-party screen time apps came under increased review from Apple, and, in some cases, rejections and removals from the App Store.

Sexual interest (assessed by use of the AMS questionnaire) increased (reviewed in Harle et al 2005).

In addition, production of IL-6, IL-8, and chemokine (C-C motif) ligand 2 (CCL2) by immature DCs is increased (reviewed in Fish, 2008).

The agency said today that it would tackle those challenges by increasing review of its examiners' work, and by inviting representatives of the software industry to help educate the agency's staff.

This study attempts to determine why some people with interest in performing systematic reviews do not subsequently publish a review; and what steps could possibly increase review completion.

The non-linear nature of translation of evidence into policy has been acknowledged and the multiple inputs into policy making processes in these settings have been subject to increasing review [ 5].