Sentence examples for circulated journal from inspiring English sources

As a contributor to a clandestinely circulated journal, Osvobozhdeniye ("Liberation"), founded in 1902, Milyukov did much to swing the moderate members of the zemstvos (local government bodies) to the left.

With a run of about 50,000 issues, the Tribune was the most widely circulated journal in the United States.

Academic distinction is gained based on the number of peer-reviewed publications in highly circulated journals.

In Mr. Nicholson's circulating journal, (Nicholson's Journal) Accum published his first article in 1798.

The sketch was made into a woodcut and printed in "Le Tour du Monde", a widely circulated French journal of travel and adventure, as well as foreign journals such as Harper's Weekly.

Reports of trials appearing in five widely circulated medical journals (Annals of Internal Medicine, British Medical Journal, Journal of the American Medical Association, Lancet, and New England Journal of Medicine) in 1985 , 1990 and 1995 were retrieved and read to obtain counts of the numbers of males and females represented in trials published in those journals.

The abolition movement, which also had no sympathy for the expedition, circulated the journal of boatswain's mate James Morrison, which contained very damning stories of his former captain's extravagant behaviour.

My "ad" was circulated in business journals, some newspapers and various in-flight magazines.

Many scientific journals circulated with "syphilis" or related words in their names, including (A. M. A).

A document published in a peer-reviewed journal commonly circulated within the relevant community is of course public, but other disclosures may not be.

I circulated the paper, under the journal's embargo rules, to a variety of researchers focused on this question, including Hansen.