Sentence examples for encourage publication from inspiring English sources

The method we described is in the public domain, and we encourage publication authors and database developers to adopt isoform signatures in their works, in order to reduce ambiguities in the identification of alternatively spliced isoforms.

Copyright was originally intended to encourage publication by granting publishers a temporary monopoly on works so they could earn a return on their investment.

WhatsApp does not provide a search function for people or groups – nor does WhatsApp encourage publication of invite links to private groups.

Such judgments have no place in the assessment of scientific quality, and they encourage publication bias from journals as well as bad practices from authors to produce attractive results by cherry picking.

This would recreate the problems of subscription publishing, and may also restrict researcher choice if institutions encourage publication with certain journals to use up prepaid accounts.

Those results will be posted on the COMBREX website, irrespective of whether they are positive or negative, and we would also encourage publication of the results in the scientific literature.

Needless perhaps to say, both encourage publications in journals indexed in their own databases.

Epidemiologists and their peer scientists should encourage publications and other communications to include the necessary study-specific data on internal data relationships relevant to selection bias, information bias, and confounding for quantitative bias analysis to assess uncertainty (Lash et al. 2009).

The Trust encouraged publication of this research in an open-access journal for the benefit of the general research community.

First, publication of the design of the study encourages publication of the results and informs researchers where they can find data for inclusion in a systematic review.

The UKCAT Board encourages publication of the findings from well conducted research that contribute to a better understanding of how aptitude tests may contribute to undergraduate selection and medical and dental education as a whole.