Sentence examples for initially review from inspiring English sources
"I think," Mr. Ben-Veniste said, "this is a compromise that respects the integrity of the commission inasmuch as it will be the commission -- and not anyone else -- that will designate the subcommittee that will initially review the materials".
The IRS must initially review the claim, and any amount of reward may be subject to judicial review.
Accordingly, this paper will initially review the historic development of cements and concrete and will then focus on the mechanical response of concrete and reinforced concrete to its working environment.
We initially review the ART Markov model and cost determinant literature to establish the variables and variable categories that have been used to date.
To be as comprehensive as possible, we will initially review papers relevant to all adult age groups because preliminary searches show a limited body of evidence specific to older adults.
The coders (Research Officer and a second research assistant) will initially review one file with the Clinical Psychologist to ensure consistency in understanding of the checklist and 10% of the files will be double-coded by the two coders to calculate inter-rater reliability.
We do not know how many reviewers read any individual paper and the extent they actually read the whole paper and were more competent to judge than the field specific peer reviewers who initially reviewed the article.
All studied were initially reviewed by two reviewers (HS, MS) and summaries of the findings were derived after discussion among other reviewers (SS, AB and CHEI).
Our study was initially reviewed by The UM Prevention Research Base DSMB beginning in the second year from initial funding and monthly after that.
Even some right-wing critics, like Daniel Pipes, who initially reviewed the book positively, later admitted that Peters's work was shoddy and "ignores inconvenient facts".
Dr. Tilley said in a telephone interview that she had initially reviewed Wertham's papers looking for correspondence he might have had with educators and librarians of his day.
