Sentence examples for articles presented here from inspiring English sources

The rapid increase in new applications of DBT as exemplified in the articles presented here is exciting and suggests a value of principal driven treatment manuals.

A recent global review on childhood pneumonia incidence included only two of the 14 articles presented here, suggesting that articles not published in English are usually overlooked and difficult to obtain [3], [16], [18].

The articles presented here were obtained through an extensive search of publications indices (PubMed, ProQuest, and ScienceDirect).

In closing, we wish to mention that although the collection of articles presented here provides a compelling case for the utility of evolutionary principles in medicine, this is really only half the story.

This article presented here arises from this context, given the need as well of implementing quality mediation actions and programs at school.

In the article presented here, the authors propose a change in the structure of the power plant of Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV).

The article presented here describes a search for the optimal topology of lightweight concrete masonry units according to normal thermal demands.

Thus, the article presented here is intended to serve as a tutorial for optimization of new catalytic systems and may be applied as a low‐cost practical class for chemistry undergraduate students.

The article presented here is expected to advance research on the biocompatible, sustainable, low-cost, scalable and green graphene-based carbocatalysts as promising alternatives to the metal-based catalysts that are being under excessive exploitation despite their scarcity, high cost and relative environmental unfriendliness, especially the noble metallic materials.

The article presented here was divided into three parts.

The article presented here "Villain of Molecular Biology: Why are we not reproducible in research?" deals mainly with the issue of non-reproducibility of research citing many examples including the example of DNA structure elucidated by Watson and Crick.