Sentence examples for extent of publication from inspiring English sources

Although this extreme version is not true, evidence of the extent of publication bias and the file drawer problem has been unsettling.

By explicitly focusing on the field of business and management studies, we aim to investigate the extent of publication and the main features of qualitative case studies published in the 20 highest impact factor business and management journals.

The suggestion that the criminal law should only apply in circumstances where there has been extensive dissemination in other words where there are a significant number of Twitter followers involved, is in direct contrast to the basic principles of our libel laws, which only require a meaningful extent of publication for a defamatory allegation to be actionable.

A variety of solutions for publication bias have been identified, from a range of tools aimed at determining the extent of publication bias in meta-analyses, to the launch of journals dedicated to publishing negative results, to mandatory registration for clinical trials.

Reasons for differences in the extent of publication bias in industry and non-industry funded studies are not clear.

Although it is hard to quantify the extent of publication bias, it is clear that it is widespread.

No one, least of all he, had expected that his first few months would be consumed by a financial crisis, Campbell went on; but he assured his listeners that the measures taken — the cuts in staff, in the volume of exhibitions, in the extent of publications — would not interfere with its core mission of enlightening visitors.

To assess the extent of research publication misrepresentation among otolaryngology residency applicants and to determine applicant attributes associated with misrepresentation.

Given the burden and international focus, the significant level of research investment is important and the extent of the publications and resultant citations unsurprising.

Please also see comments from StevanHarnad, PepPamies and MikaelLaasko for useful further discussion and information on the analysis of the extent of open access publication.

Readers will benefit from his discussion of the problem of irrational violence, as he goes to the extent of using his publication to highlight "the problem of moving to exclusive extremes of both irrationality and rationality when discussing atrocities" (p. 11).