Sentence examples for aspects of publication from inspiring English sources

COPE describes its role as being "a forum for editors and publishers of peer-reviewed journals to discuss all aspects of publication ethics".

Furthermore, the practical aspects of publication meant it was quite infeasible to prepare numerous separate small papers and submit each for peer-review.

We surveyed corresponding authors in published medical journals to determine their opinion on aspects of publication (authorship order, number and journal impact factor) in relation to performance review and promotion.

Diverse kinds of material are regarded as data by one research community or another and, while at least some aspects of publication apply well to at least some kinds of data, other approaches are possible.

Professors working at one of the 8 academic medical centres in The Netherlands were sent an invitational e-mail in September 2011 to participate in a survey addressing burnout symptoms, but also aspects of publication culture.

Since the first systematic review which examined the impact of STRICTA on the reporting quality of acupuncture trials [ 1], subsequent evaluations have drawn similar conclusions: it appears that STRICTA (2002 and 2010) has not improved the quality of reporting to the degree anticipated, thus descriptions of the acupuncture specific aspects of publications remain suboptimal [ 3– 5].

One aspect of publication you didn't cover was the timing of release of certain stories.

Writing under a pen-name, scrupulously guarding her identity, eschewing literary public relations, the Italian writer has managed, in these days of hype, to find a massive global audience without flogging her physical self as an integral aspect of publication at all.

With austerity measures placing pressure on all aspects of public sector delivery, the publication identifies opportunities for co-operative approaches to deliver social care across the UK.

Both the social and the community teams will form part of the Guardian's editorial audience team, led by Mary Hamilton, which manages all aspects of the publication's interaction with its audiences, incorporating moderation, reach and optimisation, as well as social media and community journalism.

By leveraging the rich longitudinal, geographic, and cross-sectional aspects of large publication and patent datasets, new insights into career growth amidst the unabating competition for scientific credit [50] can provide institutions and policy makers important knowledge on how to assess and react to paradigm shifts in science.