Sentence examples for published entry from inspiring English sources

This is noted in our published entry requirements, where appropriate.

These are specified in our published entry requirements.

If a science A-level is preferred, it will always be clearly stated in the published entry requirements.

But, as a newly published entry in the venerable Dictionary of National Biography reminds us, that doesn't go for all the poets of that era.

The University of Exeter is explicit in its published entry requirements with regard to any particular subjects that are required to study one of our undergraduate degree programmes.

The literary magazine PN Review has published entries from the journal for many years.

Kate McCann, whose daughter Madeleine disappeared in 2007, said she felt "totally violated" when the News of the World published entries from her diary without her permission.

Will librarians think that the following facts justify the expense: (1) the entries published so far are high quality, in-depth pieces that are informative to both students and faculty, and not just in philosophy, (2) a minimum of 25-50 nentriesies are being published each year, and (3) the published entries are being maintained and updated?

However, data on the molecular epidemiology of TB in this country is limited; the SpolDB4.0 spoligotyping database comprises only 96 Peruvian strains of the 39 609 published entries [ 12].

Using two large databases (Scopus and Web of Science), biomedical research output was categorized with the numbers of published entries as an index marker for quantity of output.

Universities publish entry profiles on the Ucas website, which say exactly what they are looking for.