Sentence examples for defined publication from inspiring English sources

Condé Nast, home to magazines like Vogue, Glamour and GQ, is apparently convinced that men are ready for a shopping magazine of their own, even though the industry has long doubted that such a narrowly defined publication would work.

PBIS may create much greater bias in the literature than traditionally defined publication bias (the failure to publish any result from a study).

As with traditionally defined publication bias, the analyses that are deemed unworthy of publication are largely invisible to the scientific and policy community.

We define publication bias as preferential publication of trial reports with positive findings.

This practice can motivate unethical conduct, such as redundant or duplicate publications, defined as publication of the same scientific contents in more than 1 journal.

No other predictors of rapid publication as defined by publication within 2 years were identified.

Research publication was defined as publication of research results in a peer-reviewed regional, national or international journal.

Study publication bias is defined as publication of research results depending on their results [64].

†Ever/never: measurement of ever exposure to indoor tanning compared with never exposure; "regular" exposure: defined in publication as "regular" exposure to indoor tanning, with no further specifics; "often" exposed: defined in publication as "often" exposed to indoor tanning, with no further specifics.

For each publication, we recorded time to publication (defined as the earliest date of publication, either online or in print), journal of publication, source of funding (industry or public) disclosed in the publication, and any author disclosure of conflict of interest.

But what truly defined these publications, like High Fidelity and Stereo Review, were critical reports on stereo equipment.