Sentence examples for allow for publication from inspiring English sources

Working through intermediaries and a trusted lawyer, Margolis signed a contract that would, she thought, allow for publication of the book while keeping her anonymity intact.

(Currently, some agencies will allow for publication charges, but in the past these types of expenses have been much smaller than the price OA publication).

These standards cannot be met by scientific publications as journals do not allow for publications exceeding several hundreds of pages of technical details.

Argo Navis's standard deal, for example, allows for publication digitally and in paperback by demand, as well as distribution, in return for 30 percent of all sales.

After allowing for publication bias and heterogeneity of effects, the weighted average effect of road safety campaigns is a 9% reduction in accidents (with 95% confidence that the weighted average is between −12 and −6%).

The method of blogging allows for publication on a whim, when the mood strikes, making the "blogverse," as some like to call it, one of the first places to look for reactions to the happenings of the day, and in specific areas of interest.

The PC study included participants prospectively and all participants signed an informed consent form allowing for publication of the results.

This IRB-approved database provided a waiver of the requirement for informed consent for retrospective studies and allowed for publication of de-identified data.

The results from this kind of research projects should not be allowed for publication if the projects have not been approved by SABB.

The editors may waive the voucher requirement only in certain circumstances, as when the rarity of a taxon may preclude its collection in the field; in such cases, either accurate GPS coordinates are required for collection localities (if allowed for publication) or citations can consist of previously collected vouchers deposited by other collectors from the same location or from a nearby site.

Many allow for reactive publication of contracts, yet some governments now publish contracts proactively, including the UK, Colombia, Slovakia and Georgia.