Sentence examples for explicit publication from inspiring English sources

We also wrote an explicit Publication Policy (see http://www.epgp.org/epi4/PubPolicy) that provides detailed guidelines for the planning and generation of all reports that rely on information that has resulted from the collaborative nature of Epi4K.

In 11 of these articles (15%) we found explicit publication of the statements; these articles are from following journals: Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift (n = 3), HNO, Der Unfallchirurg, Der Schmerz, Der Anaesthesist, Der Orthopaede, Der Hautarzt, Der Internist, Der Nervenarzt (in each case n = 1).

But on a day when the Gore campaign had hoped to highlight proposals for helping working women, it instead found itself facing questions about values, its tolerance for sexually explicit publications and campaign contributions from Playboy executives.

An explicit justification for publication of a dataset with three or more indirect identifiers should be given by the researcher as an annotation to the dataset and in any accompanying articles.

Several weeks ago, Ms. Rosen said, her industry voluntarily adopted guidelines against marketing recordings with explicit lyrics in publications that were read primarily by children under 16.

In this study to analyze explicit organizational knowledge, publications of Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in different disciplines over a span of 10 years from 1996 to 2005 are considered as given in the multidisciplinary database SCOPUS using correspondence analysis and cluster analysis.

Future research should be theoretically grounded, and this should be explicit in future publications.

Conceptual and methodological debates about sustainability continue in the literature [ 17, 18], but the identification of complex systems behaviors as fundamental determinants of sustainability, which was already identified to some extent by a number of past authors [ 19– 21], has become more explicit in recent publications [ 3, 9, 22– 25].

Among the worse affected was Watson's friend, Jennifer Lawrence, whose publicist called the publication of explicit images and the rumoured piracy of a sex video "a flagrant violation of privacy".

Levinson has been explicit since the first publication of his view that he intends it more as a polemic against, and corrective to architectonicism, rather than as a replacement for it (1997, ix-xi; 1999, 485; 2006b).

Thiel claimed the bill was nicknamed the "Gawker bill" because of the limitations it would place on the publication of explicit material without subjects' permission.