Sentence examples for designated publication from inspiring English sources

"It was particularly ludicrous for our clients, who were below the poverty threshold and had partners who would never be looking at the designated publication," Professor Rhode said.

She said all the copies of those titles were delivered to stores on their designated publication date and had not run out.

Publishers are typically desperate to keep their most sensational manuscripts under lock and key until a designated publication day, scheduled weeks in advance.

Duke HR policies are to be approved, published and distributed in designated publications and web locations.

When more than one publication was identified from the same study, we designated the publication with the most comprehensive etiology results or methodology details, longest surveillance period, or the oldest reference, as the "main publication".

But the New Jersey appeals court, in an opinion designated for publication in lawbooks, said this had to be further clarified because a state judge in Gloucester County had disagreed.

Finally, we used the characterization "journal article [pt]" in the search field of the database ("pt" designates publication type), in order to include only original articles and reviews, excluding publication types, such as letters, editorials, and news reports.

We analyzed the performance of the trained classifiers both overall, as well as on the designated motivating publications.

For example, looking back at the timeline for OveractiveBladder, there is only one publication designated as important according to the annotation schema.

This has implications when designating certain publications as "multi-group".

He has published more than 135 peer-reviewed articles with five publications designated as classics by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.