Sentence examples for as newly published from inspiring English sources

Chick-lit is still being bought, as newly published The Mistress, by actress Martine McCutcheon, illustrates.

The owner of Channel 5, the Daily Express, Daily Star and OK! magazine, abandoned plans for the corporate aircraft as newly published accounts for his Northern & Shell group showed annual profits before tax slumped to £5m in 2011, down from £30m a year earlier.

The resulting model, which includes 691 species reacting in 15,518 reactions, was extensively validated against the shock tube experimental dataset as well as newly published flow tube pyrolysis data from Ghent.

We synthesized the character sets of Richter & Scholtz (2001) and Poore (2005) [ 3, 4] with those of previous works [ 4, 8, 9, 16] as well as newly published information to derive a revised morphological hypothesis of malacostracan phylogeny.

Announcements on more important pathway diagram updates as well as newly published ones can be found in the Latest News section and the rotating banner in the main home page (revisit Figure 1A).

Clearly, the selection of these parameters has been guided by the papers annotated thus far, and it is reasonable to predict that this list will continue to evolve as additional papers are annotated and as newly published studies employ new methodologies not yet represented in the existing predefined set of database fields.

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But, as a newly published entry in the venerable Dictionary of National Biography reminds us, that doesn't go for all the poets of that era.

Moreover, the black churches have robust views on certain matters where the Anglican establishment tends to be benign and woolly, such as the newly published bill on outlawing religious hatred.

Rather, as a newly published 16-year study by the American Cancer Society has revealed, deaths from a wide variety of cancers -- including those of the colon and rectum, esophagus, pancreas, kidney, gallbladder, ovary, cervix, liver and prostate, as well as multiple myeloma and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma -- are also linked to excess weight and obesity.

And so, every few weeks, I try to download as many papers as I can both newly published papers that are relevant to my work and older papers that I recently became aware of and read them in chunks as the week progresses.