Sentence examples for submission of relevant from inspiring English sources

A supply of uniquely coloured envelopes addressed to the study team will also be available on ambulance vehicles, to facilitate easy identification and submission of relevant clinical records.

Unlike the Statistics Department Malaysia, which operates under the provisions of the Statistics Act 1965 Revised-19899), the forestry departments do not have powers or Acts of Parliament to compel submission of statistics from relevant establishments.

Following the Registrar's approval and submission of all the relevant documents, the company can be ready to use in approximately 2 weeks time.

The submission comprised a description of the technology under assessment and the clinical context of its use, followed by a review of the available clinical literature relating to the effectiveness of the intervention and comparator technologies; and an economic submission, with a review of relevant economic evidence, a de novo cost analysis, and a spreadsheet model.

Perhaps the greatest challenge in making the large and diverse body of data available to the greater community is providing easy lookup of relevant submissions.

As we were preparing our review for submission, a relevant overview of observational studies and randomised controlled trials of vitamin D status or supplementation and ill health was published online.

The shadow housing minister, John Healey, who commissioned the review, said it was an "unprecedented analysis" of the housing market – including expert submissions from a wide range of relevant organisations.

Reviewers remain anonymous to the submitter, but a close level of interaction can occur at checkpoint meetings (through chat rooms) to improve understanding of the submission and relevant issues.

Only private practitioners with relevant longitudinal submission of claims were included in the sample to ensure accuracy of the weighted incidence calculations.

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8 Our findings regarding the nine drugs/indications discussed indicated that the variability in trials included across agencies seemed to be related to what were considered relevant comparators, manufacturer submission of different sets of trials to different agencies, and particular agency selectivity for inclusion or exclusion of certain trials.