Sentence examples for sponsored documents from inspiring English sources

To date, 100 government and organisation sponsored documents have been located and included in the database.

Wind bands consisting of shawms, trumpets, and trombones were associated in the Renaissance with the nobility, who sought to demonstrate wealth and power in the musical events they sponsored; court documents and pictorial sources testify to the wide use of winds in processions and other ceremonies.

Data were extracted from FDA and sponsor documents and corroborated with published articles when available.

This database contained information on the drug assessed, the company responsible, study characteristics (study identification number, study sponsor), documents available for analysis, and the number and content of the research questions related to each assessment of benefit.

Multiple, prospective trials have been performed comparing open and endovascular TAA repair with three company sponsored trials documenting clinical equipoise.

Cohort studies following participants enrolled in industry sponsored trials document low rates of discontinuation due to adverse effects, 12%% over 12 months on OROS methylphenidate, 15- 21 % over 24 months on mixed amphetamine salts, 11%% discontinued atomoxetine over more than 2 years [ 1].

What is the purpose of the company sponsoring the document, or of the original document itself?

Museum of American Finance: Wall Street Bourse (Friday and Saturday) This annual display of historic financial documents, sponsored by the numismatic group Herzog & Company, will include international items.

Museum of American Finance: Wall Street Bourse (Friday and Saturday) This two-day display of historic financial documents, sponsored by the numismatic group Herzog & Company, includes a 1777 Massachusetts Bay bond, with an image engraved by Paul Revere, and a 1942 gift certificate for a United States Treasury war bond, decorated with Walt Disney characters like the Seven Dwarfs and Goofy.

In the original "sense of Senate on Iran" document, sponsored by Joe Lieberman and the Republican Jon Kyl last month, there was a paragraph that supported "the prudent and calibrated use of all instruments of United States national power in Iraq, including diplomatic, economic, intelligence and military instruments, in support of the policy with respect to" Iran.

Between 1973 and 1995, the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) Program (sponsored by the National Cancer Institute) documented a 43% decrease in incidence and a 46% decrease in death from cervical cancer.