Sentence examples for needed for submission from inspiring English sources

Flat files are still needed for submission and to run external analyses on.

It is developed in Java and provides a user-friendly graphical user interface for performing the actual data submission, through a series of stages: (1) select all the files needed for the submission; (2) interactively group related files; (3) ensure the minimum level of metadata annotation; and (4) transfer the files via Aspera (http://asperasoft.com/) or FTP.

Table  2 shows the main issues of clarification/revision needed for re-submission; the top three reasons were participant information sheet (86.4%), informed consent/assent form (86.4%), and research methodology (84.1%).

Having just a single input source for community annotations also significantly streamlined the quality control steps needed for each community submission to TAIR, because curators no longer needed to process incoming annotations in several different data formats.

Industry also expressed interest to understand the review process, acceptability of model files in specific software, and the key elements and other considerations needed for PBPK report submissions to the FDA.

The real estate committee didn't interview other architects or ask for submissions because "we didn't think we needed it," Mr. Mirante said.

The perceived value of individual species (e.g., game vs. non-game) or perceived need for a submission (mass mortality vs. single case, awareness of pathogen spread) will largely influence the decision of whether or not to submit a carcass for pathological investigation [ 21].

Before seeking proposals, you'll need to establish guidelines for submission and be prepared to evaluate a deluge of hopeful applications.

And I think the FDA gained value from the submission from our experience with lots of clients and users of data and the way that they need to become prepared for submission".

Take photos for submission.

Improved dialogue with manufacturers will ensure the development of a better understanding of the need for clear submissions.