Sentence examples for review of the selection from inspiring English sources

Cook is also awaiting the outcome of a review of the selection process by the sport's international governing body.

That is why I am today announcing a review of the selection process for future banknote characters," Carney said.

The recommendation from Jenny Rowe, outgoing chief executive of the supreme court, is part of a review of the selection commission that chooses new justices.

David Bernstein, the departing Football Association chairman, has promised a review of the selection process that sees England's brightest, young talent unavailable for tournaments like the European Under-21 Championship.

New governor Mark Carney responded with an announcement that Jane Austen would appear on future notes and he also launched a review of the selection process for such characters "to ensure that our notes represent the full diversity of British people".

A review of the selection process showed that Datacom had been chosen even though it was not the lowest bidder, and that Systematic Recovery had won its half of the contract after all competitors except Datacom were found to be unqualified.

High predictive validity – that is, a strong association between the outcome of peer review (usually, reviewers' ratings) and the scientific quality of a manuscript submitted to a journal (measured as citations of the later published paper) – does not as a rule suffice to demonstrate the usefulness of peer review for the selection of manuscripts.

Taking the example of the high-impact journal Angewandte Chemie International Edition (AC-IE), we present a general approach for determining the usefulness of peer reviews for the selection of manuscripts for publication.

Regardless of the applicability of the Taylor-Russell tables and the improvement function of peer review, we want to stimulate further studies which test our approach for determining the usefulness of peer reviews for the selection of manuscripts for publication by other journals.

Using this model we are able to determine not only the validity of the editorial decisions (percentage of erroneous and correct decisions) but also (and especially) the usefulness of the peer review for the selection decisions.

In the above-mentioned review [ 18], a systematic literature search on OCD and QoL identified only seven articles concerning children or adolescents, which were subsequently excluded from the review because of the selection criterion of "studies evaluating adults".