Sentence examples for negative submissions from inspiring English sources

Of almost 1,000 organisations funded under the strategy's grant round, fewer than 8% lodged negative submissions to the Senate inquiry, he said.

The BBC couched this as a minor technical change, and Ofcom held a very short, very quiet consultation, but was overwhelmed by a flood of negative submissions from the public and from technologists who understood the implications of this move.

Because the 2006 2010 GPHL dataset reported both positive and negative submissions, there was opportunity to possibly mitigate the surveillance bias to some extent by incorporating a standardizing variable.

We enjoyed @WolmanTweets's bipartisan, lousy-with-double-negative submission, "Agree or don't not disagree?

Based on the results of our study, there is subtle evidence for publication bias in gastroenterological research, expressed by a low proportion of negative outcome abstract submissions, especially in basic science, and by a lower proportion of high impact publications if the results are statistically negative.

After the human anthrax cases and exposures in 2001, the Illinois Department of Public Health received an increasing number of environmental and human samples (1,496 environmental submissions, all negative for Bacillus anthracis).

Alongside trial registration, these included: journals specialising in publishing negative findings; journals selecting submissions on the basis of scientific validity rather than perceived reader interest; publishing findings in databases rather than in journal articles; and educating authors, reviewers, and editors.

To many, I think, the word "acceptance" has negative connotations--implying compliance, resignation, submission, even victimization.

My submission received negative comments and was deemed unpublishable in its submitted form.

Due to delays in submission, however, negative culture results could not be used to exclude the diagnosis.

None of the inception cohorts addressed the question as to whether the significance determined whether a submitted paper was accepted or not, with the exception of one inception cohort [5] that found that "positive" trials were published significantly more rapidly after submission than "negative" trials.