Sentence examples for submissions require from inspiring English sources

Research funding submissions require applicants to predict the practical benefits that might flow from their planned studies [ 7, 8].

Taking the pressure off collecting, collating and formatting reference material has improved the quality of submissions, required less time in giving feedback about incorrect referencing formats, and reduced the need for students to copy and paste or borrow references.

This makes it harder to find the answer to some kinds of questions, for instance, finding the read coverage of a region across multiple submissions requires finding the SAM files for those submissions, then using tools specifically for parsing SAM data to pull out read coverage for a region, rather than writing a single query against the database.

That submission only covered the waters off its Atlantic coast, however, and Mr Baird says a new Arctic submission requires further research.

"It was our preference not to call members back early to do so, but we would have if the timing of the submission required it".

A submission requires an analysis of statistics at every level from undergraduate to professor: how many women do you have at each grade and how has this changed over recent years?

The submission requires lengthy disclosure of exactly how the algorithm's fine points work.

The compliance and submission required to be a good player is eating away at his soul, and the realization is sinking in that football chose him.

In following the requirements for human subject research, subject ascertainment and sample and data collection prior to repository submission requires informed consent and oversight by an Institutional Review Board IRBB).

Finally, each submission required a Canadian project team leader to increase the likelihood of successful implementation and adoption in a Canadian health system.

We agree with the reviewer that the key conclusions drawn from the experiments presented in the initial submission required further validation.