Sentence examples for explanatory publications from inspiring English sources

Before long, Albert formally requested that official proceedings be commenced in Rome to ascertain the work's orthodoxy; meanwhile, it began to be circulated in Germany, together with some explanatory publications by Luther.

Although there are some differences among research areas, the most important explanatory variable was the publication record of the researcher before doctoral graduation, reinforcing the role of a solid academic formation in terms of research experience.

Some government organizations also favor the production and publication of explanatory documents on good practices in their area of activity and on the related regulations.

This is its first UK publication, with an explanatory afterword.

For each effect size, we consider the impact of study quality, observation period, regional effects, and publication bias as explanatory variables in a regression model.

Our simulation runs brought one other explanatory option to the fore: publication bias.

Particularly, because the large time span of the eligible studies, we explored trends over time using random-effects meta-regression with the year of publication as the explanatory variable.

Individual error rates were <2.6% for each of the three explanatory factors: PD, MT and Year of publication.

This is in accordance with the explanatory notes issued by the Directorate of Publication, Custom and Central Excise, New Delhi, which includes the Harmonised Commodity Description and Coding System.

An in-depth look at the potential sources for the heterogeneity identified publication bias and dosing regimen as possible explanatory factors.

The rise of explanatory journalism – pushed aggressively by Vox and several other internet publications – is a partial antidote to this problem.