Sentence examples for possible submission from inspiring English sources

Once your study is complete and the data are analyzed, assemble the strongest possible submission package.

In the meantime, anticipating the creation of a single European market with uniform pesticide regulations, Philip Morris had asked the longtime tobacco industry law firm, Shook, Hardy, and Bacon, to prepare a document with MRL recommendations for possible submission to the European Community (Kemna 1991).

For this reason the reported value has to be intended as an estimate of the possible delay that has to be added both to the effective execution time as well as to the offline time required to examine the results of each single submission and, in case of success, the possible submission of the successive operation of the pipeline.

11 Figure 2 lists many of the SGLT2 inhibitors currently undergoing clinical trials; however, this review will focus mainly on the three agents furthest in development, dapagliflozin, canagliflozin, and empagliflozin (listed in order of submission or possible submission of New Drug Application [NDA] to the FDA).

Access to the data was possible after submission of formal request to Measure DHS on http://www.measuredhs.com/myaccount/.com/myaccount/

Direct entry was possible by online submission through the Indian CKD Registry website http://ckdri.org.org

"Tax powers should be devolved so that the Scottish parliament can have the optimum balance between shared UK resources from UK taxes, to ensure equity across the UK by pooling and sharing of resources, and its own resources from Scottish taxes, to make it as fully accountable to the Scottish people as possible," Brown's submission to Lamont's commission said.

And once you have found a source of income, you can then participate in one of my favourite annual events in France, namely sticking your tax form in the letterbox outside the tax building on the last possible day for submission.

Similar to the review process employed by other EMBO journals, the editorial process of EMBO Molecular Medicine involves careful scrutiny and close assessment of each manuscript as soon as possible after its submission and subsequent assignment to an editor.

Even considering a possible change in submission rates in recent years, the low number of patients (1.8%) that were sent in for both cytological diagnosis as well as for histological diagnosis was still surprising, in particular with respect to the importance of achieving an assessment of grade and completeness of excision by histopathology after getting a diagnosis of tumour type by cytology.

Whenever possible, customize your submission using people's names (if you can find them) and a brief statement of why you fit in with their station's "feel".