Sentence examples for submitted in which from inspiring English sources

Of course, it's possible that the film wasn't submitted — in which case, I suppose that it wouldn't have hurt to ask.

On the tape, Rep. Elijah Cummings, Democrat of Maryland, read an affidavit Laura Pettitte had submitted, in which she said her husband told her that Clemens had admitted using human growth hormone.

At Tour's lab, a twenty-six-year-old postdoc named Zhiwei Peng was waiting to hear from a final reviewer of a paper he had submitted, in which he detailed a way to create graphene with no superheating, no vacuums, and no gases.

We have shown RS effects for real colour in visual area V4α (van Leeuwen, Petersson, Langner, Rijpkema, and Hagoort, submitted), in which colour processing is already past the first, colour-opponent stages [39].

We have devised a novel surface chemistry (Nogues et al., submitted) in which target macromolecules are immobilised at the metallic interface with the SPRi device in such a way that non-specific interactions between solution bound macromolecules and the surface are essentially non existent.

Our experiment was conducted on the basis of a previous study (van Leeuwen, Petersson, Langner, Rijpkema, and Hagoort, submitted) in which we demonstrated that the repetition of real colour induces repetition suppression effects in functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI): we found a decrease in the blood-oxygenated-level-dependent (BOLD) response for repeated stimuli [36], [37].

According to Will Bennett in The Independent, the test "also revealed an imprint of a different page five from the one submitted in evidence which was clearly the same interview with Silcott but in which he made no implicit admissions".

The measure was introduced by labour minister Myriam El Khomri, who commissioned a report submitted in September 2015 which warned about the health impact of "info-obesity" which afflicts many workplaces.

The so-called Nordek plan, submitted in 1969, which also aimed at far-reaching economic cooperation between the Nordic countries, met with opposition, primarily from Finland, and was abandoned in 1970.

The municipal council chose the proposal by architect Léon Suys, submitted in 1865, which had the backing of mayor Jules Anspach.

Joseph Breen, lead censor for the Hays office, objected to lines of dialogue in the originally submitted script in which Henry Frankenstein and his work were compared to that of God.