Sentence examples for articles on current questions from inspiring English sources
Several other periodicals met the need for serious articles on current questions; among them are The Economist (founded 1843); The Listener (founded 1929), published by the British Broadcasting Corporation and consisting mainly of radio talks in printed form; the New Scientist (founded 1956), drawing attention to current scientific work; and New Society (founded 1962), concentrating on sociology.
This article highlights current questions in clinical trial design, enrollment strategies and patient focused drug development, with particular emphasis on unique issues in trials of targeted therapy and immunotherapy.
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Many of her articles on social questions were collected in Facts and Fictions of Life (1893).
"This could be a news article on a current event" Facebook writes.
The current article focuses on three questions that are relevant for the development of this training environment: (1) What type of training should be provided in order to maximise training effectiveness in reducing negative emotional effects?
One group read the articles on paper and answered questions on paper, another read the articles on a desktop computer and answered questions on paper, and the remaining group read the articles and answered the questions on a desktop computer.
So one Saturday our high-school group wrote articles, and took tests on current events.
Stay tuned for another article on this important question.
This article briefly reviews fatigue of hard tissues with shared emphasis on current understanding, the challenges and the unanswered questions.
