Sentence examples for discovering publications from inspiring English sources

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It's Smith who best conveys the extent to which McDade's work became the standard index of early American crime literature, describing how "not in McDade" is a rarity, generally a misunderstanding of McDade's criteria for inclusion, only occasionally the result of newly discovered publications.

Though the paper has already been peer-reviewed by primatologists who agree that a new species has been discovered, publication has been delayed until the monkey has a name.

TechCrunch surfaced the potential for Zuckerberg to run for President last month when it discovered other publications had misinterpreted the limitations on his ability to serve in government while running Facebook.

While simply enabling scientists to have a professional profile outside of LinkedIn could be a big step forward for research in this context, allowing them to find an connect with co-authors, discover new publications that could suit their research and view all the citations of their work within their individual networks.

Our apologies are extended to the readers that this issue was not discovered before publication.

The Declaration of Helsinki, a set of ethical principles for human studies, says that papers about "research not in accordance with the principles of this Declaration should not be accepted for publication"; it does not specifically recommend retraction of papers if ethical flaws are discovered after publication.

As a systematic literature search is also unable to offer any guarantee of discovering all relevant publications [9], it was supplemented by a manual literature search of the authors' literature collections, which led in particular to the identification of non-English-language publications [10], consequently reducing a possible "language bias".

Thought is stimulated by discovering differences between publications regarding the formulation, implications or persuasiveness of reasons, and differences in how often they are mentioned.

Expecting to start work as a sports journalist for his cousin's magazine, Nino discovers the publication has gone bust and his cousin has done a runner.

Some journals, including PLoS Medicine, have called for bans on guest authors and warn that unacknowledged ghostwriting will be retracted if discovered after publication, with the academics being reported to their institutions.