Holocaust-era musicians: An article in the Arts & Books section elsewhere in this edition about Nazi persecution of Jewish musicians inadvertently includes words from a different article in a sentence at the end of the fifth paragraph.
Based on a narrative review, we present the context that frames the different articles in this supplement.
She realizes this is because most databases maintain their own local copies of different articles in perhaps different formats (Word, Postscript, HTML), or have perhaps mirror sites that contain the same set of articles.
In the first 6 months of this year, the word "nanotechnology" occurred in 32 different articles in The New York Times, for example.
Experts from Greece and abroad were asked for their views, but often the same expert cited in different articles in the same issue expressed contradictory opinions (e.g., possibility of DF transmission by house animals, excluded a few pages later).
I'm going to have to read a book coming out this spring by author Chris Mooney, "The Republican Brain: The Science of Why They Don't Believe in Science". A different article in The Guardian discussed a published report from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford University.
A different article in the same issue, about going to college abroad, also misstated the name of the school.
Tulane University cardiologist Thierry Le Jemtel, who wrote a different article in the same supplement, says MedReviews offered to ghostwrite his article for him, but he demurred.
Of course, this isn't an exact science — different article in The New York Times even list slightly different pronunciation guides, and different native speakers pronounce words differently.
Our joint statement was issued on August 9th, and reported in 238 different articles including a post on TechCrunch.
