Sentence examples for open commentaries from inspiring English sources

For now, however, the ACP editors prefer a mix of open commentaries and non-public ratings for the discussion phase.

Open commentaries showed that the results were often discussed with the spouse and other relatives, the oncologist, the general practitioner, and other patients.

By leaving space for open commentaries, teachers were encouraged to report their opinion on the units and activities as well as anything else on which they want to comment.

She attacked radiation and French Open commentary the same way, and even found time to win the senior doubles title with Jana Novotna.

Tennis fans understand the sentiment, and a constant theme of U.S. Open commentary is worrying about when the next generation of stars will emerge.

Dr Nielsen reckons that if similar measurements could be established for the impact of open commentary and open collaboration on the web, such commentary and collaboration would flourish, and science as a whole would benefit.

Cheesy comparisons aside, when I look at these debates, I see an important drive towards open access, open data, open commentary and a genuine desire to improve the discipline with new methods and approaches.

The accounts of these women have garnered outrage now thanks to the open commentary and social networks of the Internet, and the renewed attention to a routine, from October, in which the comedian Hannibal Buress referred to Cosby as a rapist.

And as free and open commentary becomes a staple of blogs and media sites, users tend to look and read comments and discussion sponsored by the blogs and news sites themselves.

Similarly, the NY AG could sue (in fact he just announced he will) saying the FCC failed to fulfill the requirement of allowing fair and open commentary on its process — even if the FCC is itself not obligated to consult that commentary in its decision.

Some journals are experimenting with innovative peer-review approaches, including better guidance, open or non-anonymous reviewing, and variations on limited prepublication screening with subsequent open commentary.