Sentence examples for in publication from from inspiring English sources

These authors who perceived difficulties in publication from their countries were further asked to identify the reasons underlying the perceived difficulties in publication.

The SF-36 and EQ-5D appeared in publication from 2001 onwards, while the WHOQOL-BREF is a more recent, appearing 2007 onwards.

There are a few in publication from recent times and you'll get some great ideas from their experiences.

She believes the members of the group would not have participated in the documentary if they had foreseen its bounce, with their words and images in publications from the Japanese edition of Vogue to little Jewish weekly newspapers.

Certainly she is now almost unavoidable, be it as the face of YouTube adverts, singing in the Band Aid 30 supergroup or interviewed in publications from Vogue to the Financial Times.

To describe the trends of research design in publications from high-impact medical journals.

Moreover chemical entities are also studied in publications from other disciplines such as medicine, biology and pharmacology.

Another disadvantage is being author number 53 in publications from the project, since first authorship is used to evaluate job and tenure candidates.

One explanation for the occurrence of the decline effect is that the initial positive results reported in publications from a single research team are the product of the use of flexible data analysis practices and selective reporting.

Electron density uncertainties were neither archived nor discussed extensively in publications from the Mariner 9 era, but they can be estimated for each profile as the smallest value in that profile.

Beyond that, the increase in publications from institutions of less than premier prestige may exist because, amidst intense job-market pressure, star professors' protégés are filling an ever-greater range of open positions, including those at lower-ranked institutions.