Sentence examples for opposed to documenting from inspiring English sources

Of the newspaper articles with adaptation content (n = 271), the majority (53%) focus primarily on stating the need to adapt, as opposed to documenting actual preparations being undertaken for adaptation or profiling actual adaptations that have taken place.

I think, however, we can't attack Taylor personally and say that her songs are all individual experiences that should not be displayed or marketed, and then turn around and argue that she's selling an idea, as opposed to documenting her own emotions.

Under-reporting appears to have been particularly acute in the 2002 round, perhaps due in part to the questionnaire design where only those who reported symptoms were asked about service utilisation, as opposed to documenting all care episodes regardless of the presence of symptoms.

In the common scenario where a government employee transmits intangible information (as opposed to documents or other tangible items) to a journalist, it is not sufficient for the government to prove that the information "[relates] to the national defense" and that the defendant disclosed the classified information to a person unauthorized to receive it.

It is composed of sentences, opposed to documents, which were derived from Medline documents and contains annotation on gene and protein, though it does not make distinction between them.

Most importantly, it started measuring workers on how many visa applications they actually processed, as opposed to simply documenting the number of hours they worked.

If you want to wear a respirator for "comfort" reasons (as opposed to a documented hazard) please read the Voluntary Respirator Info sheet.

It also emerged that candidates for higher qualifications (MD as opposed to MSc) documented ERC approval at a higher rate in their research projects and publications.

Therefore, opposed to the documented immunosuppressive properties, higher CD39 levels in patients with longer DMFS and OS may reflect reduced lymphatic dissemination of metastatic melanoma.

It also suggests that reliability may be improved with a per-document performance measure, as opposed to a document-set based performance measure, where appropriate.

But referring to an article published Friday in The New York Times, Mr. Bush said, "For someone, who may or not have been opposed to the document, to the treaty, or any changes, to leak it, it's insidious". Although Mr. Bush acknowledged that there was no issue of national security at stake, he added: "I'd like to find the leaker, and I'd like to see the leaker filed -- fired.