Sentence examples for submitted proceedings from inspiring English sources

As the number of submitted proceedings papers has increased, the acceptance rate has decreased dramatically, from 75% in 1994 to 13% in 2012.

The 2008 partnership workshop led to an invitation to submit workshop proceedings as a special issue to the online open access journal Globalization and Health, by the journal's co-Editor-in-Chief and fourth author, EP.

Don't even try to read the copy you submitted to the proceedings.

It has been claimed that two months after the file had been submitted to start proceedings against those identified, an officer was called in by a senior Met officer and told to drop the case.

But Ms. Robison's lawyer, Stephen Brunette, says Deutsche Bank is not named in the allonge that the bank submitted during court proceedings and does not appear on any other documents relating to her home.

The team describes its findings in a paper submitted to the Proceedings of the French Academy of Sciences.

According to the statistics of the respondents, in 1995 2000 a total of thirty-three groupsubmitteded their administrative proceedings, involving 20,758 plaintiffs whose houses had been demolished.

Papers submitted to these proceedings were peer-reviewed by at least three reviewers, from the APBioNet/InCoB program committee and invited external experts as required (listed in Additional File 1).

The manuscripts submitted to InCoB2010 proceedings were, in the main, subject to two rounds of peer-review by at least three reviewers, from the APBioNet/InCoB program committee members and external experts as required (Additional file 1).

After being rejected by leading scientific journals because their papers supposedly contained nothing new, two pioneering teams, one from Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, the other headed by Kamil Ugurbil from the University of Minnesota with Dr Ogawa, successfully submitted papers to the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

We not only filed two new reports from our series "Fixing Telecommunications" in 31 separate FCC proceedings, but submitted a letter calling for an investigation of the data used in the recent FCC decision (USTA Forbearance Petition) that harms the competition that is tied to the special access issues.