Sentence examples for increase in publication from inspiring English sources
The trial and the surrounding media coverage sparked renewed interest in wartime events, and the resulting increase in publication of memoirs and scholarly works helped raise public awareness of the Holocaust.
It's unclear, however, as a 2013 study in the journal PLOS Medicine noted, whether the growth in retractions "reflects an increase in publication of flawed articles or an increase in the rate at which flawed articles are withdrawn".
A remarkable increase in publication numbers was found in 2011 and has remained high in the last three years.
The results suggest that while research grants are generally associated with higher research outcomes, industry funding decreases the marginal utility of public/non-profit funding by lowering the increase in publication rate associated with public/non-profit grants.
Except for two journals, namely the Journal of Business Venturing and the Journal of Small Business Management we see that the increase in publication trend is clearly visible in Fig. 1.
To verify Hypothesis 2 we test if the centralities of authors have decreased in the case of a decrease in publication success from time t to t + 5. To verify Hypothesis 3 we test if the centralities of authors have increased in the case of an increase in publication success from time t to t + 5. Results of these hypotheses tests are presented in Table 4.
They didn't cover their piano legs, they were responsible for a huge increase in publications (pornographic as well as scientific) about sex, and many of them countenanced government-regulated prostitution (for a short while) in Britain and (for a long while) in their colonies.
Wide application potential of this theory has accelerated the research activities which resulted in an enormous increase in publications [1 5].
We found broad acceptance and uptake in anaesthesia with an increase in publications over the time period, mainly attributable to a steady increase in manikin studies.
The distribution of publications per year (see Fig. 1) shows little research activity until 2007 followed by a slight increase in publications per year.
