Sentence examples for annual papers from inspiring English sources

The trend of annual papers in translational medical research from 1993 to 2012 is shown in Figure  1.

The publication trends in annual papers in HSR from 1981 to 2012 are shown in Figure  1, indicating that the developing process of HSR could be divided into three stages in accordance with the growth pattern of literature.

To wit: Paper magazine's second annual Paper Project, a one-day event at the Deitch Projects gallery in SoHo.

THE annual paper chase that is tax season can be viewed as an ordeal or an opportunity.

Although he still leans heavily -- as he has for more than three decades -- on wheelbarrows and other unmechanized means to grow 25,000 daylilies for sale to a national market, he recently switched from an annual paper catalog to putting the information on his Internet site (www.bloomingfieldsfarm.com).

People who wish to continue filing an annual paper return will be able to do so.

His representative papers were awarded the Martin Beckmann RSAI Annual Award and the RSPP Annual Paper Award.

Monitoring the Future (MTF) is an annual, paper-and-pencil national survey of alcohol and other drug use with a sample comprising nearly 50,000 students in 8th, l0th, and 12th grades drawn from roughly 420 public and private schools.

Results will be communicated to the funding body by way of an annual report and through published papers.

In fact, the annual white paper that AmCham prepares advocates reductions in labor costs and more, not fewer, restrictions on labor rights.

The figure has plummeted to half that sum this year, roughly back to what it was in 1981, according to Shinsei Bank, which compiles the annual white paper.