Sentence examples for a new article in from inspiring English sources

Witness a new article in Commentary by Michael Gerson and Peter Wehner.

A new article in the Journal of Oncology Practice, published by the American Society of Clinical Oncology, illustrates this problem.

However, in a new article in the Washington Post, Goldstone appeared to backtrack from some of his findings.

According to the authors of a new article in Science magazine, "the loss of these animals may be humankind's most pervasive influence on nature".

1. Sarah Palin, the former governor of Alaska, says in a new article in Newsweek that she can win a national election — if she runs.

I've got a new article in this week's magazine about how free-market Chicago economists have been reacting to the financial blowup.

Now, in a new article published in The FASEB Journal in October, Garrison and Gerbi, along with Louis Justement of the University of Alabama, Birmingham, present data suggesting that the prediction is coming true.

In a new article published in the journal Aging, Borras et al. report that Ras-GRF1 homozigous deletion increases both median and maximum longevity in laboratory mice [ 1].

Data papers are flourishing as a new article type in journals such as F1000Research, Internet Archaeology, and GigaScience, as well as in dedicated journals like Geoscience Data Journal, Nature Publishing Group's Scientific Data, and a trio of "metajournals" from Ubiquity Press.

This includes a new article type in GSA's flagship journal, Genetics, called "Primers," which is designed to bring cutting-edge scientific research into the classroom by making scientific papers accessible to undergraduate students and instructors (Hawley and Ruedi, 2012).

Also out was a thoughtful new article in The Democratic Strategist by Andrew Levison on how a successful populist strategy requires more than just economic issues.