Sentence examples for collaborative publication from inspiring English sources

The term "inter-institutionally collaborative publication" was assigned if the authors were from different institutes.

Because of anonymous, pseudonymous, and collaborative publication, some attributions are disputed; and divergences exist between Bauer's published texts and private correspondence.

"Internationally collaborative publication" was designated to those articles that were coauthored by researchers from more than one country, where "independent type" was assigned if the researchers' addresses were from the same country.

The work of Talcott Parsons in the first half of the century was the most important in this regard, with the unification movement reaching its apogee in the collaborative publication in 1951 of Toward a General Theory of Action, co-edited by Parsons and Edward Shils.

The results of the meta-analyses will be interpreted by the consortium and a collaborative publication reporting the results will be produced.

Their collaborative publications include The Foundations of Differential Geometry (1932), now regarded as a classic.

In general, international collaborative publications resulted in more citations than single country publications.

Annotate your CV to explain your contributions to collaborative publications and grants.

At the institution level, 26,296 articles from 8752 institutes in 118 countries, 12,327 (46.9 %) were inter-institutionally collaborative publications, and 13,969 (53.1 %) were independent publications.

The United States is the second country has cooperated with Iran in the production of 3.24%% of total article publications (18.33%% of internationally collaborative publications) in the field of solid waste.

Out of 340 articles that Iran are involved, 280 (82.35 %) were independent papers produced by Iran and 60 papers (17.65 %) were internationally collaborative publications between Iran and other countries (Table 1).