Sentence examples for submission records from inspiring English sources

"The upcoming electronic submission of R01s likely will set new submission records at both Grants.gov and ERA Commons," says Norka Ruiz Bravo, director of NIH's Office of Extramural Research and NIH deputy director for extramural research, in a November 2006 NIH Newsletter.

The use of laboratory submission records was essential in order to gather previous information and assess the spatial distribution of PRRSV seropositive herds.

Data from specimen submission records, laboratory reports, and questionnaires were captured, combined, cleaned, and analyzed in a combination of Excel 2003 (Microsoft, Redmond, WA, USA) and EpiInfo v3.5.3 (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA, USA).

Interviews were completed for 245 (84%) confirmed cases; however, partial descriptive data were available through specimen submission records for all confirmed cases, and therefore, we considered all confirmed cases in further analyses.

Each submission record included the file hash and nine additional comma-delimited fields containing values for the predicted probability that a given file belongs a particular class.

An expert with the triangle choke, Sass's dedication to his USP has landed him a world submission record and a stunningly impressive career resume.

We corrected any errors in the author-submitted data during the full curation process, allowing us to assess the accuracy of the author-submitted data by comparing the original author submission record with the data currently held in FlyBase.

*** Possible malignancy defined as submission of records confirming either date of diagnosis or histology but not both.

Common reasons for classifying the documentation inadequate were lack of any evidence that the provider or facility had cared for the patient during the 30 days after surgery or submission of records from a time that excluded this interval.

Paul Dowland is a senior lecturer at Plymouth University and architect of the Student Support System (S3), which collects assessment submissions, attendance records, tutoring records and academic attainment of around 15,000 students at Plymouth University – follow him on Twitter @pdowland.

Philipsz's submission, a recording of her singing transplanted from underneath a Glasgow bridge into Tate Britain, fares slightly better – although in Ben Luke's opinion, "in the gallery, her versions of the Scottish lament Lowlands Away lack that sense of poetry and mystery".