Sentence examples for increasingly publish from inspiring English sources

Second, this study included only MAs published in Chinese journals, whereas Chinese investigators increasingly publish articles in international journals.

In addition, this study included only meta-analyses published in Chinese journals, whereas Chinese investigators increasingly publish articles in international journals.

Various genome-scale data have been increasingly published in diverged species, but they can be reused for other purposes by re-analyzing in other ways.

Academic research seems very much in line with the popular mood: German thinkers are increasingly publishing work, which denounces growth and touts drastic alternative economic policies.

As ornithologists strove to keep pace with the explosion of knowledge about the birds of the world, monographs describing a single species or group of species were increasingly published.

The NHS is increasingly publishing statistics about the surgery it undertakes, following on from a movement kickstarted by the Bristol Inquiry in the late 1990s into deaths of children after heart surgery.

These messaging services will be encrypted from end to end (with Facebook deciding where that endpoint is) and posts will be increasingly published more in ephemeral stories, than in permanent posts that can be copied and held against you later.

DC, Marvel and Hollywood would do well to take heed of the more progressive worlds of independent publishing and graphic novels that have increasingly published more stories by female artists and seen sales rise as they reach a much wider audience.

In fact, French institutions had mandated Couperin.org to push for a reduction in subscription costs because researchers are increasingly publishing in open access journals, which require them to pay a processing fee for publishing, per a statement released by the consortium.

Science in China was underfunded in the past, but, he says, Chinese scientists are increasingly publishing in high-impact journals.

He increasingly published his writings in German (rather than Latin), often with images, and his catchy, vernacular hymns helped the Reformation flourish.