Sentence examples for established journal from inspiring English sources

It was unknown if adding an element of competition, to an established journal club, would increase nurses' participation.

Much the same can be said of the recently established journal, the Journal of Japanese Philosophy published by the State University of New York Press.

It is collaborating with an established journal, Perspectives on Psychological Science, to solicit work from authors who are willing to work completely in the open and have their studies replicated.

Several open access journals have seen a rapid increase in manuscript submissions once ISI started tracking their content and published their impact factor [3]. Unlike new open access journals, Geochemical Transactions is an established journal and is already indexed and tracked by ISI.

Being a member of the Editorial Board for a period, Hans also remembers Thomas as a patient and ambitious Editor-in-Chief of the newly established Journal of Soils and Sediments (Figure 7). Figure 7 Thomas Knacker participating in the discussions at the 3rd NoMiracle International Workshop on Novel Methods for Assessing Chemical Exposure for the 21st Century, held in Leipzig 1 – 2 April 2008.

But we first take a brief look back as we approach the end of our first decade as an established journal.

As the established journals argue, they provide a critical service that does not come cheap.

The report appears in the October issue of The Public Library of Science, Biology, a new peer-reviewed, online journal that was created as a free alternative to established journals that allow access only to subscribers.

Angry over the rising cost of scientific, technical and medical journals, a group of university libraries is starting a campaign to persuade researchers to consider abandoning their established journals for less expensive upstarts.

Whereas if a department sticks with the traditional theory of computer science, for example, it will have more papers published in established journals and it will look better because the impact of the papers is higher".

Many are sympathetic in principle but remain suspicious of innovation, particularly since the academic reward system has developed an unhealthy dependency on measures that count publications in established journals.