Sentence examples for future journal from inspiring English sources

They see the future Journal Square as an urban neighborhood, populated by young professionals, many commuting to Wall Street and Midtown.

His deepest grasp of it all is reflected in an imagined future journal entry that involves an honorary knighthood from King William or a room at the Quality Inn in Sarasota, but probably not both.

Under its new publishing model, all future journal content will not only be indexed by ISI but also PubMed [6], Scopus [7], and will be listed in Google Scholar [8].

They were subsequently cross-matched to the entire set downloaded from PubChem. 1. PubChem Prous: The Prous Drugs of the Future Journal publishes monographs with information on new drug compounds in development.

Paper Title: Historic costs of coal-fired electricity and implications for the future Journal:  Energy Policy Authors: J. McNerney, J. D. Farmer ,J. E. Trancik The Gist: Historically, the cost of building coal-fired power plants in the U.S. has decreased, then increased, and then reached a plateau; the cost of coal, on the other hand, has fluctuated randomly.

Regarding a more comprehensive discussion of related work and comparisons of rebound responses: We certainly intend on following this advice in future journal submissions.

Studies by Drs. Laura King and James Pennebaker have found that whether someone is writing about a stressful life event or their hopes for the future, journaling may help to regulate your mood, possibly by providing a safe emotional outlet, giving you perspective; and creating hope for the future.

The process of selection of the literature to review was based on searching academic databases, relevant government department websites, and various futures journals and publications using the terms 'future', 'Higher Education and Universityty'.

In an interview last month, Dr. Cynthia E. Dunbar, the editor in chief of Blood, said that, in the future, the journal would consider a ban of several years for authors caught lying about ghostwriting, in addition to retracting their ghosted articles.

This paper is intended to serve as a preview of a future full journal paper; which will rank ten or more real-world bottlenecks according to new and old performance measures, to demonstrate impacts of the new measures.

In the near future the journal will be testing approaches for assessing if papers are MSI-compliant in collaboration with the COSMOS project described above.