Sentence examples for consider publication from inspiring English sources

When contacted, these firms all indicated they do consider publication.

"The media have a responsibility to consider publication in every single case," he wrote.

If the top dozen or so medical journals refused to consider publication of any research results without a pledge from the authors to make the raw data available for follow-up analysis, the problem would disappear.

By 1824 he had begun to consider publication of his bird drawings, but he was advised to seek a publisher in Europe, where he would find better engravers and greater interest in his subject.

Previous meta-analyses of RCTs of VR interventions either did not consider publication bias at all4,6, or reported optimistic estimations7, based on the fail-safe N, whose use is discouraged for being unreliable and misleading22.

More likely, says John Schaetzl, a health-care investor at GE Capital, they did not consider publication a priority in part because it was not something that interested investors.

For PubMed (a US national library of the Medicine National Institute of Health that comprises biomedical publications), we consider publications from the top-20 journals classified by h-index.

Postdoctoral researchers are often supposed to write their own grant proposals, and the peer review committee will consider publications, résumé, and age of the writer.

LEVINE: The first poets who mattered terribly to me came long before I considered publication.

And what if writing a piece in tweets is considered publication?

Only one meta-analysis7 considered publication bias, with conflicting results between the assessment methods used (Egger's test and fail-safe N).