Sentence examples for explore publishing from inspiring English sources
The organization now runs workshops that bring together young and established scientists to explore publishing, fieldwork, funding, and career advancement.
So he and Jenny Baeseman, a microbial biologist, created APECS, which runs workshops that bring together young and established scientists to explore publishing, fieldwork, funding, and career advancement.
WaspAtlas allows users to explore gene structure and function, to compare expression data across sexes, tissues, developmental stages and conditions, and to explore published data relating to gene(s) of interest.
Exploring published transcriptomics datasets available in online repositories revealed only one transcriptomics study investigating the human diabetic fatty liver.
Research published last year exploring dating site scams, which have typically persuaded victims to send money, shows scammers are now focusing more on social networking sites - blackmailing victims with photos, videos and records of explicit or incriminating chats.
The aim of the current paper is to describe and explore Australian published economic evaluations and to analyse the distribution of published cost-effectiveness ratios.
In this section, we explore solutions published in the literature that aim to provide security and protect the environment from the aforementioned security threats.
In this Viewpoint article we explore the published data supporting the new tracheal tubes and their potential contribution to VAP prevention strategies.
The main objectives of this report are to systematically identify and review the contemporary issues surrounding the global pharmacy workforce and, more specifically, to explore the published methods used to expand the workforce.
Two electronic databases (i.e., PubMed and EMBASE) were searched to explore studies (published before 1 October, 2014) that investigated the prognostic significance of EBV infection on the prognosis of GC.
Given that our preliminary studies based on sequence variation at mitochondrial 16S and COI genes provided little resolution for intraspecific relationships within T. cancriformis [ 20] we decided to explore the published T. cancriformis and T. longicaudatus mitochondrial genomes in order to identify the most variable regions for a phylogeographic survey.
