Sentence examples for highly regarded journal from inspiring English sources

That song of praise was "Über Coca," a monograph published in July 1884 in a highly regarded journal.

The editors of the highly regarded journal winnowed those to 20 and then asked last year's judge, the poet and Nobel Prize winner Derek Walcott, to choose the best one.

She popularized the doctrine through her books and teaching and in the pages of the Social Service Review, a highly regarded journal of which she was cofounder in 1927 and which she edited until 1948.

But to take an example, a large study from 2007 published in the highly regarded journal, The New England Journal of Medicine found the vaccine protected seven out of ten people.

As scientists, indeed across academia, hard metrics are much more likely to be used: size of grant income; number of invited talks presented at major conferences or of publications in the most highly regarded journals; even number of students who completed their PhDs.

I also have five publications in highly regarded journals.

The study was not published in the major economics journals, but in Neuron, a highly regarded neuroscience journal.

For example, if a Chinese colleague publishes an article in a highly regarded scientific journal they will be financially rewarded by the government – yes, a bonus!

We wrote a discussion piece for the highly regarded international journal Cognition because its special issue highlighting the future of our field, cognitive science, had only one woman author out of 19.

Although the interviewee considered that such service improvements might have considerable impacts on patient care, studies describing them were not highly regarded by journal readers, "because we don't know how to value [these studies] in the literature".

They examined the distribution of p values reported in a large subset of papers from three highly regarded psychology journals.