Sentence examples for types of submissions from inspiring English sources

Artists from eight states are featured in the show, including 59 from Connecticut There is an emphasis this year on landscape and figurative work, though this may be the result of Ms. Smith's own taste rather than the types of submissions, which, judging from previous shows, are generally more diverse and often include a great deal of abstract and expressive painting.

"We may get some very traditional, old-school, beat-you-over-the-head-with-it" types of submissions, Mr. Fetherstonhaugh said, along with those indicative of "a new kind of selling" that tries to be "more collaborative, more engaging" with consumers.

Rather than throw out the current system, the agency plans to "carefully rebalance success rates among" the three types of submissions so as to fund a larger portion of high-scoring grants on the first round, according to Tabak's slides.

Almost 20 years later, at the time of writing this article, complete genomes in GenBank appear to be slowing down a bit in favor of other types of submissions.

This is particularly evident in gene model submissions, which have multilevel features (of genes, transcripts, exons), and are 30 times slower processing than the average of other types of submissions.

For both types of submission, a set of common metadata (agreed by all PX partners) and MS raw data are mandatory for each dataset.

"That would become the most common type of submission.

Reviewers did not always agree on the type of submission type, however.

After the PX Submission Tool has been launched, in step 1 the type of submission must be indicated.

M. bovis was isolated at a similar rate regardless of the time of the year or type of submission (data not shown).

Chi-square test was used to test for the association between isolation of mycobacteria and type of submission (field vs abattoir cases) in a 2×2 contingency table.