Sentence examples for review on which from inspiring English sources
To accommodate the new children's list, the two pages of the Book Review on which the adult hardcover and paperback best-seller lists appear have been redesigned.
However, the most recent review on which measures are used to investigate the association between neighborhood characteristics and child (0 18 year) health included studies only until 2004.
When I was asked to return to the BBC I knew that I would be here for the great Charter Review on which we have now embarked and I welcomed that prospect.
The Browne review, on which the reforms were based, proceeded from the assumption that no student pursues education because of a desire to understand the world, but only to maximise their overall life income.
Malcolm McVicar, vice-chancellor at the University of Central Lancashire, attacks the Browne review, on which the government has based its new policy: "David Willetts has said that the Browne review will rank alongside the Dearing report and the Robbins report as one of the landmark policy reviews in British higher education.
The commercial field of vacuum electronics is now well established and was initially based on Spindt-like emitters, a comprehensive review on which is provided by Temple et al. [162].
The original reviews, on which the discussions between the reviewers were based, are below for reference.
The book is called "The Age of Movies" (Library of America; $40), and although that title is supposed to represent her whole career, it might refer, more aptly, to the fifteen-year stretch between 1964 and 1979, when Kael wrote almost all the reviews on which her reputation rests.
This synthesis takes into account the reported evidence in the reviews and the number of underlying studies included in the reviews on which that evidence is based.
Historically, the clinical field relied largely on a system of expert reviews on which to base treatment decisions (Rennie and Chalmers 2009).
Today, methods of research synthesis prevalent in environmental health mirror that of clinical medicine > 40 years ago when the clinical sciences largely relied on a system of expert-based narrative reviews on which to recommend treatment decisions (Rennie and Chalmers 2009).
