Sentence examples for submitting summaries from inspiring English sources

A sampling of those submitting summaries (∼150) will be invited to bring a colleague a faculty member contemplating but not yet engaged in the change effort, a change-enabling administrator, or a student who can give insight into the change process and outcomes to the 2013 meeting.

By the same logic, the safety administration, and Congress, should examine whether manufacturers should be required to submit summaries of warranty information to federal regulators.

All 24 countries (22 that submitted QA and 2 that submitted summaries) reported that their National Ministries of Health were officially conducting shortened ICMT courses (less than 11-days), with or without the standardized 11-day course (Additional file 3).

As a result of a 2007 law, within 1 year of the completion of a trial, drug companies must also submit summary results that include information such as the number of participants, their age and gender, outcomes, and adverse events.

NIH is timing these changes with the release today of a final U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) regulation that expands requirements that sponsors of trials regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA) submit summary results no more than 1 year after a trial ends to ClinicalTrials.gov, the NIH-run public database.

Doctors are required to submit summary reports on patients to be evaluated.

Four resorts submitted summary data listing the number of injuries in each category for all patrollers, instructors, and lift operators working at each of the resorts during the two seasons over which the study was conducted.

A council spokesman said the authority was currently drafting and submitting its summary grounds of defence.

2. Interviewers compile DCFs into a Summary DCF and submit the Summary DCF.

In addition to tracking academic performance in the classroom, close monitoring of research progress occurs, as trainees are expected to submit written summaries upon completion of each research rotation prior to selecting a permanent lab for thesis work.

In Fall 2012, AAAS will issue a call to the biology community at large to submit short summaries of projects related to Vision and Change, chronicling the outcomes of their efforts and noting how they documented these outcomes and changes that have been effected at a departmental level or beyond.