Sentence examples for reviewing time from inspiring English sources

Reviewing "Time and Again" in The New York Times, Ben Brantley called it, "static and passionless.

Observer studies require a large number of datasets and extensive reviewing time by nuclear medicine physicians and/or radiologists.

Before I became an editor, I used to be fairly eclectic in the journals I reviewed for, but now I tend to be more discerning, since my editing duties take up much of my reviewing time.

Furthermore, the open source and web communities teach us how to perform a "validation" and "credit attribution" of the work (which is key to people's careers and goals, and their continued participation) that is fair, relatively accurate, allows for high-quality artefacts to be generated, but is also lightweight (relative to peer review today) in terms of reviewing time requirements.

As a rule of thumb, I roughly devote 20% of my reviewing time to a first, overall-impression browsing of the paper; 40% to a second reading that includes writing up suggestions and comments; 30% to a third reading that includes checking the compliance of the authors to the journal guidelines and the proper use of subject-typical jargon; and 10% to the last goof-proof browsing of my review.

This study demonstrates how incidentally detected CT image characteristics (simply scored with minimal extra reviewing time) can be used in daily clinical care for prognostic purposes.

This paper describes fine-grained visualization techniques for reviewing time-dependent data common to building simulation.

Schedule regular planning and reviewing times.

Of the three tertiary prevention interventions reviewed, time horizons were either 10 or 5 years.

There was no difference in the number of manuscripts reviewed or review time between North American males and females.

You may even notice employees becoming more serious and dedicated to their work closer to review time.