Sentence examples for expedited publication from inspiring English sources

Plague information materials were rapidly developed and distributed to U.S. public health officials by electronic mail, facsimile, and expedited publication.

Predatory journals tend to bombard a researcher's mailbox on a daily basis, inviting authors to submit a review/manuscript/opinion/short case to their journal while promising expedited publication - against a fee.

Moreover, priority will be given to expedited publication of those articles which provide cutting-edge clinical details for improving the care of patients with ocular inflammation and infections.

The technology that allowed these and other cases of expedited publication continues to advance.

To expedite publication and reduce cost, this book is reproduced photographically from the manuscript.

A new, wider community of about 100 international scholars, overseen by the Israel Antiquities Authority, took charge of the scrolls in 1991, pledging to expedite publication.

On April 24th he and his co-authors agreed to seek one after all, in order to expedite publication, while officially disputing the obligation to comply with it.

She laughs that her son suggested her academic journal editors should expedite publication of the 50-year findings: "You'd better hurry up – she might die!" Carr's study has developed amid huge changes in policy, legislation and attitudes relating to people with learning disabilities.

As an alternative to collaboration, Jones might be able to use her influence to expedite publication of Montgomery?s work.

To expedite publication of your paper, please follow these style guidelines in preparing the figures for your revised manuscript.

To expedite publication of your paper, please follow the style guidelines given in Instructions for preparing an initial manuscript.