Sentence examples for a reference publication from inspiring English sources

"The driver [behind the deal] is a lack of orders, and that is the same the world over," says Commodore Stephen Saunders, Royal Navy, ret., and editor of Jane's Fighting Ships, a reference publication on military ships worldwide.

Data extraction was performed using an exhaustive standardized and piloted form designed for this review and tested on a reference publication by one review author (KE-I).

A MIRIAM-compliant model contains information about each biological entity, links to the publication describing a model (denoted as reference publication) and instructions on how to use a model to reproduce a published result.

Such seminal papers can be located using a bibliometric method called "Reference Publication Year Spectroscopy" (RPYS) [61] in combination with a recently developed tool named CRExplorer (http://www.crexplorer.net) [63].

If the manufacturer was unable to provide a reference for publication or did not respond after three separate contact attempts one month apart, we considered the clinical trial unpublished.

Sitagliptin studies were identified from a systematic search in MEDLINE, EMBASE, studies listed on http:// www.ClinicalTrials.gov that included a reference to publication, the latest-date Cochrane review of DPP-4 inhibitors for T2DM 16 and details of sitagliptin trials on the Food and Drug Administration website, to December 2011.

Reference Publication Year Spectroscopy (RPYS) is a bibliometric method which can be used to locate seminal papers which are cited most frequently in a certain publication set [61].

However, reference publication years younger than 1990 require a different technical treatment because of the exponential increase of the number of publications and cited references.

MIRIAM compliance requires models to (1) be encoded in a public standard format, (2) be clearly related to a single reference, (3) correspond to the biological processes listed in the reference publication, and (4) produce the simulation results given in the reference publication using the same values and parameters.

The reference publication of the movement in the 80s, the Earth First journal, featured a column called Ask Ned Ludd, in reference to the mythical character that gave name to the luddites.

We analyze the reference publication years (RPYs) between 1950 and 1990.