Sentence examples for longer reviewed from inspiring English sources

ASD-UK participation was discussed at a diagnostic clinic appointment or subsequent appointment; clinicians wrote to families seen recently but who were no longer reviewed in the clinic.

SMV has been reported in East Asia, where soybean is native, since the early 1980s, but was likely present much longer (reviewed in Li et al. 2010).

Microsoft predicted a longer review when the agreement was announced in July, Jack Evans, a spokesman, said.

Since we tend to gravitate towards the people whose work we admire, the irony is that we might reach a position where writers could no longer review the work they liked most.

On Monday, the digital food-media juggernaut Eater (where I used to work as an editor) announced, in a newsletter, that its four food critics would no longer review any restaurants affiliated with people who are, as the site's editor-in-chief, Amanda Kludt, put it to me in a phone call, "bad actors with credible public accusations".

(For a longer review, check out Appstorm).

Slingshot was not, at time of publication, available in the U.S. market, so we've been unable to test how exactly the app works at this time, but we'll offer a longer review when available.

As of this year, however, Parker is no longer reviewing California wines, having turned that duty over to Antonio Galloni.

A longer review period corresponded to an increase of model quality metric performance.

So a longer review period corresponded with an increasing divergence between the two models.

It is good to sit together and talk, but we no longer review the same records (V) It is good to sit together and talk, but we no longer review the same records (V) The RNs sometimes thought it hard to restrict themselves to looking only for triggers and associated possible harm as indicated in the chart, when they found other striking things in patient records.