Sentence examples for complex publication from inspiring English sources

However, the PSANZ-CPG is a long (154 pages) and complex publication providing recommendations for clinicians working in maternity services including obstetricians, midwives, neonatologists, neonatal nurses, pathologists, paediatricians, general practitioners and social workers/bereavement counsellors [ 4].

Scientists could thus work with computational models that were too complex for publication, and as a result they stopped publishing their models.

At the time, this was deemed too complex for publication, but today such an integrated map appears at all London stations.

Various statistics can be displayed on the content of the index, such as the number of proteins, complexes, reactions, publications, etc.

The conference is the networking side of the week, meant to guide writers through the complex world of publication.

Correct evaluation is complex and each publication must be examined in detail to establish any variation from recommended study designs and to establish their quality and the validity of conclusions drawn.

This is in keeping with the generally poor quality of descriptions of complex interventions in publications more generally.

Its first chapter is a historical introduction to the corpus of Marx's early work and its complex history of posthumous publication.

Please notify the editors of JECS in advance of publication whether complex charts, diagrams, or illustrations are to be included with the article.

Encouraged by the complex diagram in IRS Publication 970, she argued that her tuition deduction met the narrow definitions of the law to improve or enhance the skills necessary for her job.

A critical advance in our understanding of the Arp2/3 complex mechanism came with publication of its crystal structure, solved for bovine Arp2/3 (Robinson et al. 2001).