Sentence examples for selected submissions from inspiring English sources

We'll share selected submissions over the course of the season.

Information about the cabinet records, lists of the documents and copies of key Cabinet documents, including selected submissions and decisions, are available on the Archives' website (naa.gov.au).

This museum has a policy of reviewing all slides sent in by artists, and for this group show the curators Deborah Cullen and Yasmin Ramirez selected submissions from the last year, making a lively assemblage.

This museum has a policy of reviewing all slides sent in by artists, and for this group show the curators Deborah Cullen and Yasmin Ramirez selected submissions from the past year for a lively show.

This museum has a policy of reviewing all slides sent in by artists, and for this group show the curators Deborah Cullen and Yasmin Ramirez selected submissions from the last year for a lively show.

The forum will include both invited speakers and selected submissions from the community below.

Stacy Mayer, a company member responsible for selecting submissions, explained that the festival was intended to be part of a performer's process.

Instead of sifting through and selecting submissions to Our Story all by itself around events, holidays, and fads, these publishers can create slideshows of Snaps about whatever they want.

Areas AQ and RN in the three graphs of Figure 1 represent correct decisions – that is, if the editors used favorable peer review ratings to select submissions (above the predictor cutoff), those submissions in area AQ would be selected, and after publication they would make a substantial contribution to scientific advancement in a research field (they would be cited with above-average frequency).

Alongside trial registration, these included: journals specialising in publishing negative findings; journals selecting submissions on the basis of scientific validity rather than perceived reader interest; publishing findings in databases rather than in journal articles; and educating authors, reviewers, and editors.

Electronic submissions such as email and discussion boards make it easy for workshop participants to share their projects and allow you the chance to review and select submissions that illustrate the topic you want to cover in the face-to-face session.