Sentence examples for deferring publication from inspiring English sources

Deferring publication for a century didn't make Twain particularly confessional.

Gibson has had to wait for more than 40 years to read the novel in which he and others were assumed to feature so significantly that the author's widow chose the safe course of deferring publication (Gibson prefers not to say how he came into possession of a copy of the manuscript).

Graham had every reason to refuse or defer publication of the Pentagon Papers.

"It has decided to defer publication of the academic paper in any form while additional technical and legal advice is obtained given the continuing litigation.

I stand by my earlier suggestion that the authors defer publication, but of course they can do as they wish.

During this time, they may freely use the modENCODE data in their own research programs, but must defer publications until either after the waiting period or until they have conferred and obtained agreement from the original producers.

However, last month, we heard that Robert Francis had deferred the publication of his report until early January.

With publication deferred, "they want to find out what's going on first," says one researcher who says he has been briefed about the controversy.

After deliberation, the PAG deemed the data inconclusive, and given that data from a large clinical study was anticipated (the International Tamoxifen Pharmacogenomics Consortium ITPCC) [ 35]), the vote on this drug-gene pair was deferred pending that publication.

Our corresponding results in this regard have to be deferred to a future publication.

Dynamics of excitation waves in thin layers with variable thickness can be described asymptotically by a two-dimensional model, in which thickness variation is a perturbation (this theory is deferred to another forthcoming publication).