Sentence examples for deposit articles from inspiring English sources

HLS faculty may deposit articles directly to the DASH repository or authorize the library to do it on their behalf.

Moreover, funding agencies such as the Howard Hughes Medical Institute in the US and the Wellcome Trust in the UK are requiring their investigators to deposit articles arising from their funding in open access databases such as PubMed Central within 6-12 mofths of publication [11].

* On July 13, the European Research Council announced that it would start depositing articles in UK PubMed Central (UKPMC).

Clarify what we understand to be Plan S's intent: to require green OA "without publisher embargoes". This language should supplant the existing requirement that the work "be fully available OA at the time of publication". While immediate OA is a laudable goal, the existing language leaves no room for inevitable logistical delays in obtaining and depositing articles.

In addition, the study does not include a comparison cohort of articles published before the study journals began depositing articles into PMC.

As PMC-deposited articles become freely available simultaneously from the publisher's website, the reduction in reader traffic cannot be explained by differential access barriers.

Usage traffic for articles on PMC has been increasing steadily since the participating journals began depositing article content (Fig. 3 ).

The RCUK should require rights retention for green OA, like the Wellcome Trust and NIH, in order to assure that authors may deposit their articles in an OA repository regardless of what publishers allow on their own.

Even if you do not have rights to distribute the article in DASH, you can (and should) still deposit the article under the "metadata only" option, which places a copy in the repository for archival purposes and provides bibliographic information that can be included in an online index of scholarly articles by Harvard members.

US federal agencies, several private funders, and many institutions require deposit of article versions in specific repositories, creating an environment where one article might need to be deposited in 2 or more repositories.

By Leslie Nelson Jennings The New Yorker, August 3, 1946 P. 26 Now furs are all in safe deposit, View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.