Sentence examples for in certain papers from inspiring English sources

Despite reports in certain papers that Christmas has been replaced by "Winterval", the festival looks notably robust in the entertainment industry.

There is always plenty of gnashing of teeth in certain papers about the amount of cash BBC executives rake in – but what do they actually do to earn their lorryloads of lolly?

"There's been a lot of speculation in certain papers over the last few days about my position at Old Trafford, some of it going as far to link Howard Kendall with my job.

In certain papers, such as Lucas (1978), and others that followed, individuals differ in entrepreneurial skills and production takes place with labour and capital inputs in organizationally irrelevant firms.

To our knowledge, this differential nuclear distribution of IR-induced γH2AX foci has not been reported previously, although re-examination of images presented in certain papers (for example [29]) shows an apparently similar pattern in mouse cells, where heterochromatin can easily be recognized as bright DAPI staining regions.

One might criticise the length of some survey forms owing to the number of quotations identified in certain papers (up to 66), so that our personalized survey form reached 23 pages in some extreme cases.

Keep in mind the general principle that certain papers are well-suited to certain media.

The writing of it doesn't seem to have given her much comfort, and the vicious reviews of it in certain American papers can only have reopened a mortal wound.

There are roles for those just interested in annotating papers, as well as those interested in also doing basic statistical analyses and visualizations of the results -- asking questions such as if machine learning papers in certain disciplines report these details more often than in other disciplines.

Cognitive assessment instruments PIAAC Literacy (per default computer-based, optionally paper-based) PIAAC Numeracy (per default computer-based, optionally paper-based) NEPS Reading (including Reading Speed in certain assessment conditions; paper-based only) NEPS Math (paper-based only).

When A. Paul applied for a prestigious fellowship several years ago, "my mentor told me to list a certain paper as 'in press' even though it was not yet submitted [because] it will be in press by the time the fellowship was reviewed".