Sentence examples for compared articles from inspiring English sources

The journal compared articles covering a range of sciences just as Wikipedia is under fire over over the accuracy of entries, including a long-running one falsely claiming a prominent journalist was a suspect in the Kennedy assassinations.

Guest won the 2018 MIT Sloan thesis prize April 4 for his paper, "Do Journalists Help Investors Analyze Firms' Earnings News?" Guest compared articles about earnings announcements for select S&P 500 firms in The Wall Street Journal to company press releases about the announcements.

Moreover, data on consumer tastes and habits show that consumers in the EEA do not consistently prefer products without SVHC; rather, relevant market segments are likely to exist in which consumers perceive the compared articles as substitutable [19].

We compared articles with a shorter period after the insult (2 hours) versus studies with a longer period of observation.

To explore the emergence of TR in epidemiology, the authors compared articles published in selected issues of the Journal in 1999 and 2009.

For example, note there was a Nature magazine study which compared article quality between Wikipedia and Britannica and found it to be similar.

A straightforward, yet labour-intensive way of comparing articles is to semantically analyse their entire texts.

Citations attracted by an article has its drawbacks too, as articles in different disciplines have different shelf life, e.g., compare articles in mathematics which have longer shelf life than those in medicine.

This allowed comparing journals and types of journals (specialized in soil ecology vs. generalist or specialized in evolution or modelling) but this did not allow comparing articles published in different fields of ecology (for example bird ecology vs. soil ecology).

Further analysis was conducted to compare articles published prior to the MDG era with those published during the MDG era.

Fifth, no subgroup analyses were conducted comparing articles from NIHR HTA-funded studies published elsewhere prior to publication in the HTA Journal and those published after the HTA report.