Although the PROs of some RCTs were reported in an expanded supplementary publication, this only occurred for 15% of trials at the time of review, and the detailed PRO publications often appeared in methodologically focused journals.
[C5.] A Newspaper War Brews in Texas Knight Ridder said it would expand publication of its Spanish-language paper in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, responding to demographic changes in North Texas and increased competition from Belo, which owns The Dallas Morning News and has announced its own plan for a daily Spanish-language paper.
Last month saw the publication of an expanded edition of the novel, complete with an introduction by Will Self and an afterword from Hoban as well as notes and a glossary.
The year 1496 saw the publication of an expanded version of some Commentaries on Plato, including the Parmenides, Sophist, Philebus, Timaeus, Phaedrus, and the "nuptial number" in the Republic (Allen 1994).
This is an expanded study from our original publication demonstrating CRHR1 polymorphisms × child abuse interactions with depression [Bradley et al., 2008].
This paper is an expanded version of our earlier conference publication [ 4].
Beginning in 2000, several faculty development initiatives were also implemented, including an annual New Faculty Career Building Workshop, regular "Promotion 101"courses, an expanded Faculty Affairs web site and publication of the School of Medicine Faculty Success Newsletter.
Growing interest in this challenge is underscored by widespread adoption of the term "bioorthogonal" by the chemistry community since that time, as evidenced by an expanding number of publications containing this term.
Another part — its Ragnarök, I suppose — was the tale of how, at the peak of their success, with Nova Publications an expanding empire bringing in tens of millions of dollars a year, Feather and Conn were asked by Nova's lawyers to sign away any claim they might ever attempt to make on the characters they had created for Nova, in exchange for a sizable cash payment.
Pressey & Nicholls' (1989 a, b ) publications initiated an expanding discussion on possibilities of site-selection algorithms and conservation efficiency.
The multiple versions of "Dorian Gray" — the earliest surviving manuscript, which is at the Morgan Library; the typescript sent to Lippincott's, which Harvard University Press has just made available in an "uncensored" edition; the published Lippincott's text; and the expanded book publication of 1891 — show Wilde deciding, sentence by sentence, just how far he would go.
