Sentence examples for closed publishing from inspiring English sources

Playlist has also announced that it has closed publishing deals with Sony/ATV and EMI.

The libraries hope this toolkit will be equally valuable to other institutions wrestling with how to make strides in moving away from a closed-access publishing landscape.

In regard to the scholarly content created by academics, Fitzpatrick's speech is a reminder that closed-access publishing actually diminishes the value of such works, because that value depends on more readers and greater impact.

Her first book, "Behind Closed Doors," was published in 1997.

"The new changes would allow the closed newspapers to publish again, and that is very positive for the reform movement".

Mutations introduced to the M150B genome were identified by sequence comparison to the wild-type and published closed sequences.

The four draft sequences for which finished genome sequences were available (H44/76, FAM18, Z2491, and G2136) were compared to the published closed sequences using the BIGSdb Genome Comparator tool.

The whole genome sequence of C. autoethanogenum presented here-in represents a correction of the sequencing errors present in the previously published closed genome sequence generated primarily from an early iteration of PacBio sequencing technology.

It was also observed that many genes containing these sequencing errors were annotated in the published closed genome as encoding proteins containing frameshift mutations (18 instances) or were annotated despite the coding frame containing stop codons, which if genuine, would severely hinder the organism's ability to survive.

Such CVs tell a different tale to the legend of the plucky outsider who bypasses the closed doors of the publishing elite.

In 1980, when the sociologist Murray Straus of the University of New Hampshire published "Behind Closed Doors," a groundbreaking national study of family violence, he concluded that the sibling relationship was the most violent of human bonds.