Sentence examples for back papers from inspiring English sources

We stopped considering papers that did not contain clinical data, and often sent back papers if their main aim was to describe normal brain function.

Google Scholar is the most comprehensive as it appears to search full text and brings back papers that are both published and unpublished (usually these are accepted for publication, but not yet indexed by PubMed).

Spiral notebooks might save space but they can make you an unorganized mess when teachers hand back papers.

"We respectfully ask that the Department of the Treasury bring back paper savings bonds and keep this American tradition alive".

Cut out a triangle of sticky back paper.

Slowly move down the wall, in tandem smoothing and peeling off the back paper.

They shared their research with Penzias and Wilson and, in a generous act of collaboration, published back-to-back papers describing the noise and attributing it to CMB.

As described in back-to-back papers published in Chemistry & Biology, groups led by Dan Tawfik3 and Andrew Griffiths4 attempt to extend the directed evolution of enzyme catalysis to chemistry beyond that naturally carried out in the cell.

In back-to-back papers in the nation's two most prestigious medical journals last summer, Dr. Woolhander and her co-authors spelled out their view of health care reform.

This time Albert Sabin arranged a cooperative exchange of virus samples between the two laboratories, a courtesy that Dr. Weller acknowledged when results were reported in back-to-back papers in the same issue (October 1962) of the journal in which his tissue-culture studies had been published.

Peel off the backing papers and place the letter upside down on to the fleece.