Sentence examples for are published that from inspiring English sources

– are asked, again and again; that studies are published that appear to back up the fact that women hate each other and that publications like the Daily Mail profit from pitting women against each other in this nasty, scented, gladiatorial amphitheatre.

Dessler, setting his findings and other work on clouds and climate in broader context, offered this observation this morning about the polarized, and distorted, public discourse: To me, the real story here is that, every month, dozens if not hundreds of papers are published that are in agreement with the mainstream theory of climate science.

As mentioned in the introduction, the amount of usage data that can be collected is much higher than the total amount of citation data in existence because papers can contain only a limited set of citations and once they are published that set is fixed in perpetuity.

EVERY year, as winter melts into spring, two books are published that in the world of football are referred to as the Bibles: specifically, draft books compiled by two football seers who divine which college players are the most promising for the National Football League.

Every year, numerous studies are published that compare the effects of different factors on the growth of aquaculture fish.

"We'll start getting a picture of things in about three months in terms of indexes that are published that show market trends, and market trending is very important in a case like this," said Randall Bell, an economist and appraiser who specializes in stigmatized properties and is now working for a law firm that is suing Southern California Gas Co. over the leak.

"We work very closely with the police to make sure nothing is published that shouldn't be," she says.

A few studies have been published that demonstrate effects of tDCS on the cerebellum.

No studies have been published that have compared preoperative software planning with postoperative alignment.

Their paper was published that June.

An entire program is devoted to Raymond Chandler, whose novel "The Big Sleep" was published that year.