Sentence examples for been published in addition to from inspiring English sources
Recently, the crystal structures of the AH and HY0.25 have been published, in addition to solubility/dissolution data and thermal measurements.
To our knowledge, only one work regarding STZ-induced diabetes and helminth-induced immunoregulation has been published in addition to ours; in this paper, it was shown that S. mansoni infection could reduce T1D incidence and pancreatic cell infiltration, but the authors did not suggest which cell populations may be involved in the modulation of this disease [ 48] (Table 2).
From the summer of 1969 (Vol. 1) through 1979 (Vol. IX) Newsletters were published in addition to Bulletins.
During the years 1879 89 his Dictionary was published; in addition to supervising its contents, he contributed several articles to it.
In 1999 a volume of Montale's work entitled Collected Poems: 1920 1954, translated by Jonathan Galassi, was published; in addition to its English translations it offers helpful annotations, a chronology, and an essay on the poet.
Eight volumes of her letters were published in addition to two dozen books.
All authors approved the final version to be published, in addition to reading and approving the final manuscript.
Two authors replied that their reviews had been published in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews in addition to the original journal citation (publication in CDSR occurred after the date we conducted our searches).
In addition, the book has been published in more than two dozen foreign countries, said John Hawkins, who heads the literary agency representing Mr. Haley.
In addition, his work has been published in a variety of journals such as Criminology, Social Science and Medicine, Sociology of Race and Ethnicity and the Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies.
When Lytton Strachey's "Eminent Victorians" was published, in 1918, it included, in addition to the portraits of his leading characters, cameos of almost all the other famous Victorians: Cardinal Newman is alongside Cardinal Manning in Manning's chapter; Gladstone is glimpsed in the chapter on General Gordon; and Lord Palmerston is visible, grimacing, behind Florence Nightingale.
