Sentences with phrase «relied on the editorial»

While I rely on her editorial judgement, she is much more to me than a good editor.

How much do you rely on editorial enhancements in cases (such as headnotes) and citators (such as depth of treatment signals).

For decades, centuries even, we've relied on the editorial judgment of case law reporters to help us identify important points of law and indications of its evolution.

Numbers are important when judging the success of online content, but Critchfield says they still heavily rely on editorial judgment.

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But the documents show that the company relies heavily on the intervention of a small editorial team to determine what makes its «trending module» headlines — the list of news topics that shows up on the side of the browser window on Facebook's desktop version.

Produced by Modern Healthcare's award - winning editorial staff and Custom Media, our timely webinars feature nationally recognized experts, insightful content, practical guidance and accompanying research that executives and clinicians rely on to stay informed and guide their business decisions.

And, most campaigns relied on a blizzard of emails to get their daily (or hourly) spin out to journalists, editorial writers and bloggers.

«Indeed, the story they published contained no new credible evidence and relied heavily on anonymous sources, contrary to the paper's own editorial guidelines.

In a linked editorial, Dr Kathryn Fitzgerald of John Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, emphasises the caveats for an observational study of this kind which relies on food frequency questionnaires that are not fully able to describe different types of fat.

In the face of these controversies, changing our practice of laboratory test monitoring relies not only on evidence provided by key studies such as this one but may additionally require discussion within the dermatology community and possibly even endorsement or guidelines issued from key opinion leaders to gain wide acceptance,» write Eleni Linos, M.D., M.P.H., Dr.PH., of the University of California, San Francisco, and coauthors in a related editorial.

Alberts's editorial also notes that relying on journal impact factors to evaluate a scientist's research output «creates a strong disincentive to pursue risky and potentially groundbreaking work, because it takes years to create a new approach in a new experimental context, during which no publications should be expected.»

Typically, these journals publish only a small fraction of the papers they receive and for the most part they rely on professional editors rather than active scholars to make key editorial decisions.

At the beginning, there will be an editorial — the thing you're currently reading — on which you can always rely on for the upcoming four weeks.

Additionally, I rely heavily on editorial pieces and my singles events, especially within the Greek community, which is my core demographic.

The Times editorial relies on an op - ed they ran by Tulane Professor Doug Harris, who asserted in November that Detroit's charter school system is «the biggest school reform disaster in the country.»

Education Week «s Editorial Projects in Education (EPE) Research Center (2012), which tracks graduation over the whole century, relies on the U.S. Department of Education's Common Core of Data (CCD).

In its editorial, the Journal Gazette team relied on historian Diane Ravitch's opinion as its sole source of evidence, quoting, «No voucher study anywhere has ever shown academic gains; not in Milwaukee, not in D.C., not in Cleveland.»

Consumers rely on the information IMDb provides — including showtimes, trailers, critic and user reviews, personalized recommendations, photo galleries, entertainment news, quotes, trivia, box - office data, editorial feature sections and a universal Watchlist — when making viewing decisions.

«Besides the honest feedback that writers receive through PageToFame, it can really help the economics of book publishing by allowing publishers to focus more on books that have already proven their market appeal, rather than relying solely on editorial tastes and instincts.

Publishers stated that they don't need help from startups with content and editorial; it's the mechanics of their ebook publishing that they need to rely on startups for.

As to the editorial suggestion itself, it is based primarily on IPCC's failure to deliver something that a reader could rely on — not just the Greenpeace thing, though that is symptomatic of the more general problem.

Maybe some other editorial opinion might have said something like that, but what popular source would they have relied on?

It relies on armies of lawyers to write the headnotes, assign the key numbers and create the editorial enhancements that add value to the raw cases it publishes.

Regarding curatorial and editorial contributions, any number of innovative structures might provide great improvements over the deeply flawed and inconsistent process of peer review and its associated processes that we currently rely on publishers to facilitate.

Consider those that offer legal services by relying on technology to synthesize and package data without any commentary, editorial or advice.

The site may have a «cute» name, but it offers up serious editorial content and video reviews that users rely on to make important decisions about their next mobile purchases.