Sentence examples for ensuing publications from inspiring English sources

There is a constant trend of increasing rates of medical research and ensuing publications.

In ensuing publications, we proposed that other cell cycle transitions (such as entry into S phase and exit from mitosis) are also controlled by bistable reaction networks [ 27], and these predictions have been confirmed in every case [ 28– 31].

But in order to extrapolate the results of future publications ensuing from this cohort to clinical practice, we need to determine whether selective recruitment could induce bias.

Amis told Vanity Fair he argued with Charles "at a small dinner party" following the worldwide storm that ensued after publication of Rushdie's novel The Satanic Verses in 1989.

The firestorm that ensued the publication of his note suggests its central tenets are not outlandish.Ordinarily, the companies in line for carve-ups are the weakest in their industries.

Extensive support for the physiological antioxidant function of UA was generated in the ensuing dozen years since publication of this hypothesis, and the protective antioxidant properties of UA have been identified in many different organ systems[5].

To understand why supportive but not critical data achieved authority over the ensuing 12 years since publication of all of these data, the number of citations received by each paper was analysed (fig 2).

When HIV vaccine research was being planned, international debate relating to the ethical concerns was initiated, several publications ensued and comprehensive national and international guidelines evolved.

His most important publications over the ensuing years were Les Idées et les âges (1927), Entretiens au bord de la mer (1931), Idées (1932), Les Dieux (1934), Histoire de mes pensées (1936), and Les Aventures de coeur (1945).

Use of a sample size cut-off was chosen pre hoc to limit the undue influence of anecdotal cases and the ensuing risk of imprecision and publication bias, in keeping with prior systematic reviews on H1N1 infection [ 1, 2].

People still have bloody memories of the carnage that ensued after the publication of caricatures in European newspapers in 2006.