Sentence examples for high quality submissions from inspiring English sources

This is the result of a collective effort from authors and reviewers and includes 23 manuscripts selected from 66 high quality submissions from 27 different countries.

The 35 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from many high quality submissions.

It welcomes high quality submissions regardless of the tradition or school of thought from which they derive.

Our internationally renowned editorial board welcomes high quality submissions on diverse scenarios where particles may pose a toxicological threat due to new applications of old materials or introduction of new materials.

From the large number of high quality submissions we received, we have selected sixteen papers grouped in six subtopics, namely, (1) fairness of RRM in WiMAX networks, (2) fairness of RRM in OFDM/OFDMA systems, (3) fairness of RRM in CDMA/UMTS system s, (4) fairness of RRM in MIMO systems, (5) fairness of RRM in multihop and mesh networks, and finally (6) fairness of multiuser resource allocation.

Nevertheless, these journals are also likely to receive relatively high quality submissions, and these reviewers are also likely to be doing much or most of their reviewing for journals with low to intermediate impact factors, given that these journals vastly outnumber high-IF journals.

It's a hugely detailed, high quality submission.

Editors-in-Chief Niles and Greg Eldredge and Managing Editor Mick Wycoff showed enormous support for my efforts to solicit and identify the highest quality submissions and to develop each to its potential.

This year we can see a number of positive trends: more and higher quality submissions, an explosion in the downloaded paper numbers, hyperactive social media, and finally a slight but significant increase in the Impact Factor.

Pohl later commented that he was uncertain whether the additional funds really helped to bring in higher quality submissions, although at the time he assured Steeger it would improve the magazine.

Nakazato et al. undertook a study to constrain sequencing data by the submission accession link cited in publications; their rationale was that this constraint would yield only higher quality submissions to the SRA [ 33].