Sentence examples for academic journal papers from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we present a literature review of 85 academic journal papers that were published on the subject between 1995 and 2005.

The Japanese speeches listed, on average, 5.5 separate sources consisting mainly of academic journal papers and serious newspaper articles written in Japanese.

She has produced 40 academic journal papers and conference presentations/papers across subspecialities of health, as well as 44 applied research reports that developed policy and practices across health and education.

The first round of studies was disseminated by the usual academic journals, papers, and presentations, as was the second round challenge.

Referring to this position as "pathological disbelief," he holds it responsible for the rejection by academic journals of papers on the paranormal.

However, academics who publish journal papers from their monograph may spread their citations across more papers and hence reduce their h-index; that is, an academic with an h-index of 30 will increase that by publishing one paper that receives 32 citations, but not by publishing two papers that are cited 16 times each.

Wolfe-Simon has given an interview to the news department of Science, the academic journal where the paper ("A Bacterium That Can Grow by Using Arsenic Instead of Phosphorus") was first published.

The wider academic structures — the way journal papers and grant applications are reviewed, definitions of research quality and impact — need to be addressed if anything is really going to change.

Third, once they have developed and tested the educational strategy or material, developers then disseminate their work via traditional academic means, such as journal papers, conference presentations, and websites (Tront et al. 2011; McMartin et al. 2012).

In April 1984, the academic journal Science published a paper with one of those titles which make people all around the world sit up and take notice.

Published a little over a decade ago in the quarterly academic journal  Polar Review, Summerhayes' paper is an interesting survey of the paranoid conspiracy theories that began with a secret Nazi mission to Antarctica in January, 1939.