Sentence examples for develop for publication from inspiring English sources
Although there is some discussion in The Use of Pleasure of Plato's conception of philosophy, Foucault's treatments of the topic are primarily in lectures (in the 1980s) that he had no time to develop for publication.
In her capacity as Senior Editor for Bold Strokes Books, she reviews submissions and proposals, edits and develops content for publication, and oversees publication production.
The TMV analysis was performed in Matlab (The Mathworks) using modified code obtained from Rima Izem (personal communication) that was developed for a previous publication (Izem and Kingsolver 2005).
We used the severity markers for asthma symptoms and eczema symptoms that were developed for earlier ISAAC publications [ 31, 32], and both of these include sleep disturbance.
Publication: Support and/or develop more publication for young children, parents, teachers that are more user friendly - clear, simple and easy to read.
We surveyed planners in Washington State, U.S.A. to determine their use and perception of a series of technical publications developed for local planners by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW).
Presentations will be made at national and international conferences, and journal articles developed for academic and industry publications.
As most relevant to the rural and remote context, we drew largely on Australian literature including but not limited to publications developed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations.
The turning point for the theory of gradient flows and for the interest that researchers in PDEs developed for it was surely the publication of [3].
A few years earlier, two groups of experts on clinical trials had started to develop publication guidelines for randomized clinical trials, first independently of each other and later together.
Several anti-pseudomonas mAbs are currently developed for clinical use and recent publications have demonstrated their potential clinical value for VAP treatment [ 7, 8].
