Sentence examples for archive of papers from inspiring English sources

See archive of papers discussed at past WGAPE meetings here.

It is currently discussing with the National Library of Medicine the possibility of a joint, global archive of papers.

As the library holds Spark's vast archive of papers — she never threw anything away — this was always going to be a treasure trove, and so it proves.

The science journal Nature will make its archive of papers, dating back to 1869, free by way of read-only links available to subscribers and major news outlets.

In 1998 Sotheby's brokered a private sale to Cambridge University of an archive of papers from Sir Isaac Newton and his contemporaries in one of the castle's libraries.

So, using $600,000 in contributions in 2008, he bought a 50-year archive of papers from the federal appellate courts and placed them online.

But Daniel W. VanArsdale, a folklorist who maintains an archive of paper chain letters (www.silcom.com/barnowl/chain-letter/archive/!information.htm), thinks it migrated online from older, paper versions.

This can be accessed at any time, outside of the clinical or research setting and without the burden of storing and having to navigate a potentially substantial archive of paper documents.

The patients were first identified from the archive of paper records (before 1987, N=240) and a computerised database (since 1987, N=1469) of the Histopathology Department, with clinical information subsequently confirmed in clinical records.

"Nature has not only permitted the archiving of papers in Open Access repositories, they have encouraged it," Suber says.

But one concern, he says, is that "because it's so much easier for authors to share links rather than PDFs, it might diminish the amount of self-archiving of papers by authors".