Sentence examples for control of publication from inspiring English sources

High volume publication + control of publication by powerful organisations = censorship, all the time.

All authors were involved in the development of the manuscript and had final control of publication.

JGK and BH were contracted to conduct this analysis by Vestergaard Frandsen, which manufactures the bed nets and water filters used in the campaign; JGK retained full control of publication and editorial decisions.

The deal was vehemently opposed by many competing media organizations and by others who argued that Mr. Murdoch, with control of publications that had 40 percent of Britain's total newspaper circulation, already had a degree of influence and power, particularly over politicians, that was unhealthy for Britain.

Issues of intellectual property rights, ownership of data and access to them, and control of publications are often matters of conflict.

There had also been a behind-the-scenes disagreement over the question of whether Gibson, or the heads of MI6 and MI5, would have control of the publication of evidence.

Digital technology is revolutionizing the reproduction, distribution and control of scientific publication while providing new and important opportunities for science.

Self-publishing is a great way to take control of the publication process and to make your work accessible to more readers.

Briefly, past meta-analyses of alcohol prices and alcohol-related harms are deeply flawed by incomplete data sets; lack of comparable quantitative measures; improper weighting of average effect-sizes; lack of controls for publication bias; lack of adjustments for non-independent observations; failure to properly employ meta-regression techniques; and other econometric problems.

Carnell turned down the offer because of his loyalty to Nova Publications, but subsequent discussions ultimately led to Maclaren taking control of Nova Publications, with a commitment to produce New Worlds on a monthly basis and Science Fantasy on a bimonthly schedule.

Since the 18th century quality control of research publications has been exerted by peer review: the judgement of scientific reports by academics with equivalent knowledge.