Sentence examples for results submission from inspiring English sources

The online results submission form has been designed as a fun data-handling activity using an interactive whiteboard.

Additional file 1: IDTF electronic version of survey results submission and EANM Internal Dosimetry Task Force Survey.

The study was not registered on clinicaltrials.gov since it falls into one of the categories that is excluded from the registration and results submission requirement under FDAAA 801.

Results should be reported, generally, no later than 12 months after the trial's primary completion date, in ClinicalTrials.gov, although results submissions can be delayed by submitting certificates to the NIH (see online supplementary appendices 1 and 2).

As a requirement for the Triage task, chemical, gene and disease actors should be annotated for result submission.

The resulting submission sheet with pseudonyms (text and barcode) is printed out for further processing and storage documentation according to good laboratory practice (GLP).

On Saturday, a match in Mexico presents separate examples of clubs that are using the whip to try and spur their players into better results, or submission.

Results of submission time were collated in 18 time categories from "up to the last 24 hours" down to "the last minute" (see chart, taken directly from the study, below).

One strategy to deal with these limitations is to build journal publication into the structure of the course (Jones et al., 2011), but this works only if review of student submissions begins within a few weeks after the start of the class a very short time frame that leaves little time for experimental repetition and validation of results before submission.

Matrices for all data types, including regions assigned to stems and loops of mitochondrial 12S, tRNAval and 16S, and summary trees in NEXUS format were deposited in TreeBASE (http://treebase.org/), a database established for documenting phylogenetic data and results under submission ID 11671 (Morell, 1993).

In the Fall semester of the 12th grade, students complete their research work and write up their results for submission to national science competitions and to the Young Scientist, a journal started under the auspices of the CSO for high school research projects.