Sentence examples for authors withhold from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, authors withhold names altogether.

The authors withhold their own opinions through most of the book, but it is clear they believe that, with notable exceptions, the N.Y.P.D. has until recently been run by fools, and that maniacs and men of violence have long been overrepresented in the ranks.

The authors withheld hypoglycemic agents only for 24 h before the final meal test.

The story of the accident itself and the attempts to save her life, which the author withholds until the end of the book, are riveting.

Relevance screening was conducted by the first author withholding only English papers dealing with colostrum management or fluid therapy in conjunction with neonatal diarrhoea in dairy calves (105 references).

In a letter to the academy, Dr. Ronald Atlas, president of the American Society for Microbiology, wrote, "We are now being asked to allow authors to withhold critical information because of concern that significant data could be misappropriated or abused".

In a statement, NEJM editors said, "During this process, we learned that relevant data on cardiovascular outcomes had been deleted from the VIGOR manuscript prior to its submission to the Journal and that the authors had withheld data on other relevant cardiovascular outcomes.

11 40 Some authors suggest withholding anticoagulation for stable patients with isolated subsegmental pulmonary embolism and adequate cardiopulmonary reserve.

The author's withholding of the nature of those discoveries is one of several frustrations in Gregor's deliberately obscured history.

A game makes a player its subject, while the tyranny of the director's point of view in film and the author's withholding of detail in fiction both place the viewer as an observer in the world.

Joan" without its epilogue failed when the Society of Authors threatened to withhold the rights to the play.