The Spectator has been continuously published since 1828, Harper's since 1850, The Atlantic since 1857, and The Nation since 1865.
The traditional type survives in the Old Farmer's Almanac, which has been continuously published in the United States since 1792.
In his study report, Wansink explained the size as a methodological necessity, writing that "since the first edition in 1936, only 18 recipes have been continuously published in each subsequent edition".
In their 2009 study The Joy of Cooking Too Much, Brian Wansink and Collin R Payne found 18 recipes that had been continuously published in The Joy of Cooking from 1936 to 2006.
We limited ourselves to the demographic periodicals that have a long tradition (they have been continuously published from at least 1975), namely Demography, Genus, Population Studies, International Migration Review, Population and Development Review, Studies in Family Planning and Population.
Batman was one of the few superhero characters to be continuously published as interest in the genre waned during the 1950s.
Since then, a plethora of papers proposing the causal involvement of transposons in evolutionary processes has been continuously published (see Huang et al. 2012; Lisch 2013; Gbadegesin 2012 for reviews).
While a significant part of cosmoss.org is based on our analyses, we are continuously integrating external published data, e.g. sRNAs [ 52], miRNAs [ 53] and EST (expressed sequence tag) or short read data from the sequence read archive (SRA [ 54]) and from collaborators around the world.
In order to fight the problem of cross-contamination, several journals now require cell line verification before publication, yet there are continuously new articles published with experimental data from the U-251 and U-373 cell lines, in which it is not obvious if the authors have used the cross-contaminated U-251 or the correct one.
