Sentence examples for informed reviewers from inspiring English sources

When "Hunger" came out, in 1890, Hamsun informed reviewers that he was trying something different; he was not, he insisted, interested in marriages and balls — the book was not really a novel at all.

The Washington Post ran a skeptical piece about Aslan's tendency to overemphasize his academic credentials even when he isn't being cross-examined on Fox News, and his interpretation of Jesus's life has been treated dismissively by a wide range of informed reviewers, from The Nation to The Jewish Review of Books.

Critical appraisal can inform reviewers on which studies to include and can establish the quality and congruency of findings in included studies that may be used to inform healthcare practice [ 8].

The SWD is a relatively new design and therefore further research is warranted in order to inform researchers, reviewers and ethical committees better with respect to the question which design to prefer for the study question at hand.

Asked whether it had informed the independent reviewers about the existence of the AI research application, the spokeswoman declined to respond directly.

Two reviewers informed Science that "the specimen was smuggled out of China and illegally purchased" and that the fossil had been "doctored" in China "to enhance its value".

The data extraction form was developed by all three reviewers, informed by other data extraction protocols (e.g. EPPI-Centre (2007)) but modified to include important aspects specific to this review.

On the other hand, the group that was informed that the reviewer was not paid believed that a slightly more negative review was an indication the reviewer was more trustworthy when they were not paid.

In table 1, the Malvoidae subfamily is now corrected to Malvaceae family, as informed by the reviewer.

All reviewers are informed once a year that Annals may use performance data to assess journal quality and for research purposes, but that all results will be anonymously reported.

(One correspondent informed me that the reviewer of Delmore's verse play Shenandoah wasn't Edna Lou Walton but Eda Lou Walton. Another scolded me for leaving the "E" off Montague Street, in Brooklyn).