Sentence examples for limited editorial from inspiring English sources

As such, the main objective of the article summaries is to provide a brief outline of study design and results; there is also limited editorial comment included after each summary.

Although Jets General Manager Mike Tannenbaum acknowledged that he had reservations about becoming involved in a project in which the Jets have limited editorial control, Ryan, who recently had bariatric surgery to help him lose weight, was gung-ho.

These results provide quantitative evidence for the limited impact of editorial biases on HealthMap's web-crawling epidemic intelligence.

But the paper acknowledged he was a less than ideal candidate: "Alas, Rohrabacher has a tendency to say wildly inappropriate things and support policies out of step with a limited government approach," the editorial board wrote.

They had grown frustrated with having little editorial control and limited financial benefit from working on corporate-owned characters.

CNET liked the slick interface and the elegance with which "Rhapsody on TiVo effectively brings millions of songs to your home theater" but cited instability, no editorial content, and limited browsing functionality as shortcomings.

I chose his latest album as album of the month for our October issue, and even begged the dude himself, T.J. Cowgill (who also runs the clothing line Actual Pain) to make limited editon shirts for the VICE editorial staff.

Journalists produce copy within limited deadlines and compete fiercely for editorial and public attention.

As the shrewdest of that crop of limited circulation magazines that challenged both the editorial strictures and the market hegemony of Vogue, Dazed & Confused has, curiously, become famous in its own right.

Given the limited human resources available in the core editorial team, however, the concerned unit is no longer in a position to undertake single elements of the publishing process (such as editing, proof-reading or desktop publishing).

Gartlehner and colleagues compared the approach suggest by Shekelle and colleagues of a limited search using review articles, commentaries and editorials, to a conventional process using typical systematic review methods in terms of comprehensiveness and effort [ 15].