Sentence examples for difficulties in publishing from inspiring English sources
"One of the difficulties in publishing human studies is that a paper that gets sent to a mouse immunologist to review is probably not going to be very favorably reviewed," observes Van Epps.
To date, no study has documented the opinion of scientists from LDC regarding the difficulties in publishing their work.
The corresponding authors who thought that publishing from their countries is difficult were asked to identify the reasons underlying the difficulties in publishing.
It may be due to difficulties in publishing such biochemical characterizations, and also to the fact that funding is now directed towards other priorities.
This study has documented for the first time the representation of papers from LDC in Pharmacology journals and the opinion of the corresponding authors from these countries regarding the difficulties in publishing their studies.
Therefore, this online survey was conducted with the primary aim of determining the opinion of corresponding authors of published papers in international Pharmacology journals regarding the perceived difficulties in publishing their findings and the possible solutions.
One of the unwritten challenges a (non-scientist) rare disease patient or parent still faces is the difficulty in publishing a paper on their own.
The influence of this bias was probably greater in this than in previous reviews, since our review included a time period during which there was considerable scientific consensus about the inverse relationship between SEP and childhood-adolescent obesity, thereby entailing greater difficulty in publishing results contrary to those expected.
The absence of studies on the human biofield from mainstream scientific literature is also discussed by describing the difficulties encountered in publishing.
Difficulties are found in publishing final reports on time.
Difficulty in publishing results from integrative research is referred to as one of the key problems for operationalization.
