Sentence examples for equivalent publication from inspiring English sources

A recent global survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers showed that readers, on average, were willing to pay only 47percentt of the cover price of a magazine for the equivalent publication in electronic form.

Wenneras says the results confirm her suspicion: Reviewers gave women consistently lower scores than men with an equivalent publication record, especially in the "competence" rating.

It is hard to think of an equivalent publication in America — or an equivalent atmosphere of fear.

Several studies on cohorts of HIV-infected patients receiving HAART in Thailand and Cambodia have been published but to date, there is no equivalent publication on the outcomes of patients on-HAART in Lao PDR [ 15- 20].

Science Fiction World magazine reaches an estimated 1 million readers per issue, eclipsing equivalent US publications such as Analog.

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However, it is worth noticing that equivalent patterns of publication have been observed for recently discovered inherited defects in Holstein cattle such as complex vertebral malformation (CVM) syndrome [ 17] and brachyspina syndrome [ 18].

British magazines may not be the qualitative equivalent of American publications, but they seem to have no trouble meeting the needs of the magazine-buying public.

His shows are often the theatrical equivalent of those publications: high production values, multimedia elements, lots of ensemble work, and much stylish and superficial borrowing from contemporary forms.

A select group of 11 authors (two company employees), here referred to as the supertrialists, were involved in 10% of all articles, equivalent to 42 publications each.

It has even launched a glossy digital magazine called Haqiqah - meaning The Reality - to counter IS's equivalent, but utterly gory, publication.