Sentence examples for institutional subscription from inspiring English sources

Members of the campus community may use this resource free of charge through BRDO's institutional subscription.

But with old school academic journals, unless you have an institutional subscription, you have to pay to read them.

Under the old system, the "traditional publishing" agreement with ProQuest made dissertations broadly available through an institutional subscription to ProQuest.

At the big-sticker end are publications like The Journal of Comparative Neurology, for which a one-year institutional subscription has a list price of $17,995.

The agreement stipulates that institutional subscription prices must be low enough to ensure that the public has "broad access" to digital books, while at the same time earning market rates for copyright owners.

This will not only force journals to cut costs and downsize to providing the service of peer review alone – at a much more reasonable price – but it will also release the institutional subscription money to pay for it.

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Gold OA fees are high, with funds currently locked into institutional subscriptions.

When individual or institutional subscriptions end is there permanent access to archived issues of MIT Press journals?

In the print world a handful of companies control the publication of the most scientific journals, and the price of institutional subscriptions is frequently exorbitant.