This is an important finding due to the influence of published NJR data on our understanding of the surgical, implant design and patient factors that affect performance in joint replacement surgery.
We hypothesized that physicians' recommendations for screening mammography for younger and older women are related to their demographic and practice characteristics (particularly specialty, as previously documented), but also to their beliefs about the effectiveness of mammography, and influence of published practice guidelines.
In an acknowledgment of the growing sales and influence of digital publishing, The New York Times said on Wednesday that it would publish e-book best-seller lists in fiction and nonfiction beginning early next year.
In 1932 W.H. Zachariasen published The Atomic Arrangement in Glass, a classic paper that had perhaps the most influence of any published work on glass science.
A colony of Protestant exiles, led by Coverdale and John Knox (the Scottish Reformer), and under the influence of John Calvin, published the New Testament in 1557.
Sartor Resartus, ( Latin: "The Tailor Re-tailored") humorous essay by Thomas Carlyle, ostensibly a learned treatise on the philosophy, the symbolism, and the influence of clothes, published serially in Fraser's Magazine (November 1833 August 1834).
Michael Ashley, professor of astrophysics at the University of NSW: "Plimer has done an enormous disservice to science, and the dedicated scientists who are trying to understand climate and the influence of humans, by publishing this book.
This refers to the code name of a campaign launched by the Chinese authorities to counter the influence of the Hong Kong publishing industry, which was seen as growing exponentially.
McClure's, at the height of its influence, made a point of publishing exposés not just of business but also of labor unions and political parties.
Adapted from "The Lasting Influence of Emotions," first published in the April 2010 issue of Negotiation.
