Sentence examples for common publications from inspiring English sources

This information is shared among participants with common research interests, ultimately leading to an increase in the sharing of databases toward common publications and collaborative funding proposal.

We identified two large collaborative groups of scientists–one that explores resistance of human parasites and the other that works on insecticide resistance in insect crop pests that have been coexisting without ever coming together to produce common publications.

The second-most common publication venue is the proceedings of the Frontiers in Education Conference of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IEEEE) with 33 publications.

It is not until the third-most common publication venue, PRIMUS: Problems, Resources and Issues in Mathematics Undergraduate Studies with 24 publications, that a journal appears.

Within our corpus, the most common publication venue is the proceedings of the American Society for Engineering Education's (ASEE's) Annual Conference and Exposition with 84 publications.

This week, one of us (Jim) describes a new Science Careers widget that can predict the odds of becoming a principal investigator on the basis of common publication metrics.

Among 6,931 disease relationships, at least 60% of them can be readily discovered by literature mining: they either share at least one common publication or gene.

A non-systematic search in the common publication databases identified plenty of studies modelling the spread of (mostly pandemic) influenza outbreaks [ 3- 13].

I don't know; I've been away for a week, lucky enough to have missed the renewed uproar that followed the Commons' publication of MPs' censored expenses claims.

Conclusions: The most common duplicate publication involves sequential publication of very similar data and conclusions.

Next, ask students why they think Shakespearean references and allusions are common in publications like The New York Times and in popular culture.