Sentence examples for broader publication from inspiring English sources

"In the suburbs there has been more interest in a broader publication, something that had more space".

Rates and patterns of acupuncture publication within the 20 year observational period were estimated, and compared with broader publication rates in biomedicine.

As Simkin (1993, p. 436) puts it, the rise in the number of recorded eruptions follows from "more observers, in a wider geographical distribution, with better communication, and broader publication".

Since then, it's become a pretty broad publication covering Internet culture and more.

There is also a broad publication coverage on this aspect although mainly from energy-saving viewpoint (as in [21 24]), whereas in this article attention is laid on its effect on the SNIR improvement in the network.

SL is a visiting psychiatrist who has broad publications regarding people with major psychiatric disorders including alcohol use disorders, suicidal behaviour and self-harm, depressive and anxiety disorders.

As a teen-ager, he wrote for the Princeton Packet, a weekly owned by a fellow Princeton resident, Barney Kilgore, who became the Journal's managing editor in 1941, and is credited with transforming the paper into the well-written, broader business publication that it remains today.

A broad non-publication order remains in place over the orders.

In particular, the Handelsblatt ranking includes both national and international journals and thus considers a broader spectrum of publication activities of German-speaking researchers than other rankings.

Hence, we decided to conduct the literature search through the Google Scholar search engine to allow for a broader scoping of publication channels than what is supported in other broad academic search engines such as Scopus or Web of Knowledge [41].

The tendency of editors to publish research results based on study characteristics other than quality indicators is called generally manuscript selection bias in the current study, which is broader than the publication bias definition.