Sentence examples for under review using from inspiring English sources
His comments signalled that the Conservatives will want to strengthen intercept legislation known as the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (Ripa), which is currently under review, using the justification of the Paris terror attacks.
Recommendations describe the drug under review using each of these four elements.
Whilst the expected prevalence was not known with respect to all of the housing characteristics under review, using 50% for the estimated prevalence will result in the highest sample size, when required precision is set to ±3%.
Active and placebo-controlled randomised controlled trials (RCTs) were selected for inclusion if they were published in English, included at least one antithrombotic treatment under review (using pre-specified doses), reported data for stroke/SE or major bleeding, and involved patients with non-valvular AF eligible to receive anticoagulant therapy, regardless of the level of stroke risk.
The first captured whether or not the article under review used any terms for balance, and, if so, whether any definition for balance was provided.
Such WOE evaluation is possible only if the studies under review use the same or similar methods of exposure assessment, outcome ascertainment, data analysis, and reporting of results.
In addition to a no-fly zone, designed to prevent the Libyan Air Force from attacking its citizens, options under review include using military transports to deliver food and medicine, or evacuating Libyans who want to leave the country.
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In a paper (which is currently under review) he used Google's PageRank algorithm to compare captains' results between 1877-2010.
The 89-page PowerPoint presentation now under review is used to train diplomats on how to detect and handle cases involving the torture of Canadians held by other countries.
Skole is a co-author on another new satellite forest study, currently under review, that uses a different approach.
