Sentence examples for public contributors from inspiring English sources

Public contributors will be part of core trial management groups: Trial Steering Committee, the Stakeholder Management Group and the Independent Data Monitoring Committee.

A major public engagement campaign under the hashtag #childrenofsyria is also being launched, using social media to enlist supporters and public contributors.

These are screened by specialists and an 'overlap check' is undertaken to ensure that there is no duplication of current or completed research internally and externally, after which topics are developed and prioritised by panels comprising independent experts and patient and public contributors.

The largest public contributor of annotations to the GO project is the Gene Ontology Annotation Database (GOA) (Camon et al. 2004).

end{aligned}Once we know (theta ^) in equilibrium we can also determine (rho _{d}^) for each d and, consequently, the overall fraction of public good contributors (rho ^).

In this case (theta =rho ) and thus we find that the fraction of public good contributors is higher for the low density network, as expected.

The developing Federal Marine Data Architecture when fully implemented will improve data flow and standardization for marine data within major federal repositories and provide an archival repository for collaborating academic and public data contributors.

Cable subscribers and public broadcasting contributors can check monthly program guides for information.

In the late 1920s Harper's began to emphasize public affairs; its contributors included figures such as the philosopher-historian Charles A. Beard and the philosopher-mathematician Bertrand Russell.

July 18 at 7). "PARK-LIT" The roving summertime series, which presents readings in public spaces by contributors to literary magazines, brings Mary Karr, André Aciman, and other writers from The Paris Review to Central Park.

In 2012, Democrats fell a single vote short of passing the Disclose Act, which would have required the public disclosure of contributors to so-called super PACs, the anonymously financed lobbying groups that can engage in unlimited political spending independent of any candidate's campaign.