Sentence examples for article from the same from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, and slightly to my surprise, the editor has included a Washington Post article from the same year in which Fairlie said, of the Republican convention delegates, that "the Reaganites on the floor were exactly those who in Germany gave the Nazis their main strength and who in France collaborated with them and sustained Vichy".

The Denver Post described the organization as a censorship watchdog organization, and a separate article from the same newspaper called it a left-of-center politically aligned group, which advocated for both intellectual freedom and artistic freedom.

On the other hand, our results, in addition to those reported in a recent article from the same experiment (i.e., [26]) are the first to show that a single stressor is able to simultaneously shape the expression of both carotenoid- and melanin-based traits in the same species, e.g., [15], [18], [42].

At OJS submit and approve a new article from the same researcher (entitled " Registo submetido a Revista com OJS 1").

When a HTA monograph had a journal article from the same study, there were more citations to the journal article for primary research, but more to the monographs for evidence syntheses.

For each journal we selected control articles immediately before the high reprint article from the same section of the same issue or, where this was not possible, the first article in the same section of the previous issue.

A look back at newspaper articles from the same period 15 years ago shows the difference.

Since, if the citation survey period is extended, then the probability of uncited articles from the same publication period is significantly lower.

It's built an app that lets smartphone users scan the headline (or a paragraph of text) of an article they are reading in a paper publication and match it to a database of digital articles from the same publication.

(c) The 16 top countries represented in the authors' affiliations of papers with "lower X" or "higher X" expressions (often with multiple hits per paper), listed in decreasing order of the percentage of positive hits in our search to the total number of articles from the same country presented in the mined (PubMed) database.

In addition to the figure containing the query term hits, the other articles from the same paper are shown as well as figures from other papers with similar image content.