Sentence examples similar to a publication designated from inspiring English sources

For example, looking back at the timeline for OveractiveBladder, there is only one publication designated as important according to the annotation schema.

Back in the '90s, Cogshell often found himself treated as a publication's designated black film critic.

He has published more than 135 peer-reviewed articles with five publications designated as classics by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.

Currently, many research reports and publications designate such metabolites as biomarkers.

Publishers are typically desperate to keep their most sensational manuscripts under lock and key until a designated publication day, scheduled weeks in advance.

I don't have a designated designer.

"Internationally collaborative publication" was designated to those articles that were coauthored by researchers from more than one country, where "independent type" was assigned if the researchers' addresses were from the same country.

HOEPPNER: This question essentially involves the clarification of the concept which in many speeches and publications was designated as a corps for the protection of the State, (Staatsschutzkorps), and this idea of a corps for protection of the State was expressed by Himmler and Heydrich very early, a little after 1936.

You're an onlooker, a designated sightseer.

But the New Jersey appeals court, in an opinion designated for publication in lawbooks, said this had to be further clarified because a state judge in Gloucester County had disagreed.

An index that is not described in a separate bibliographic record but contained within a basic bibliographic unit (i.e., one of the segments of the publication sequence of a serial as designated by the publisher) is not recorded in the holdings record.