Sentence examples for collaborating journals from inspiring English sources

Collaborating journals were asked to include the following (or similar) language in their online submission procedure and Instructions to Authors.

89% (113/127) of the articles that received community annotations in 2010 were published in journals with existing TAIR collaborations, including 65% published in Plant Physiology and 24% published in the other 9 collaborating journals.

Collaborating with journals to collect newly published data provides several advantages: (i) details of how the experiments were carried out are fresh in the minds of the authors; (ii) the authors are eager to share their newly published results with their peers; and (iii) newly published data are of high value to the community and therefore to the database serving that community.

The Human Genome Epidemiology Network (HuGENet) is committed to encouraging the dissemination of negative findings into the public domain via collaborating with existing journals and setting up on-line journals that will make this process easier.

The academic and scientific control of the process will be assured by members of the extensive and prestigious, newly-appointed International Editorial Board and a considerable number of expert reviewers, some of whom have been collaborating with the journal for many years, while others have recently joined.

It is collaborating with an established journal, Perspectives on Psychological Science, to solicit work from authors who are willing to work completely in the open and have their studies replicated.

He also spent 18 years collaborating with Bill Moyers on "Bill Moyers' Journal" and other programs.

The remaining 11% of articles were published in journals that are not currently collaborating with TAIR.

The company began 2011 with two clients and ended with 35, collaborating with Builder Online, Forbes, and the Wall Street Journal, to name a few.

The new journal, entitled the Journal of Experimental Orthopaedics (JEO) shall collaborate closely with the Knee Surgery Sports Traumatology Arthroscopy journal (KSSTA, ESSKAA's clinical journal.

The comprehensive search strategy was supplemented with focussed hand-searches through key journals, and by approaching colleagues in collaborating institutions for relevant unpublished reports and 'grey literature'.