Sentence examples for journal challenges from inspiring English sources

But a new peer-reviewed study, published in Management Science, a top academic journal, challenges these claims.

The work presented by Bönemann and collaborators, in this issue of the EMBO Journal, challenges this concept by describing another intriguing role of the ClpV protein of Vibrio cholerae in the T6SS.

It provides a worldwide forum for debate and the exchange of ideas among practitioners, academics, and policy shapers, including activists and NGOs, the journal challenges current assumptions in order to stimulate new thinking and ways of working.

The finds, detailed in Nature journal, challenge current theories about the evolution ofT.rexand its relations.

One of the Journal's challenges is that only about 7.5% of its print circulation stems from more lucrative newsstand sales, compared to 64.4% for the FT. And not only is the Journal's newsstand price lower, its circulation revenue is further diluted by a high proportion of discounted subscription deals, Credit Suisse observed.

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HIV/AIDS also created a new kind of patient, who, out of desperation and intelligence, reads medical journals and challenges clinicians and researchers.

His findings, published last month in the journal Neurology, challenge that assumption by showing that dementia, when it does occur, progresses as gradually in the 90's as it does in younger elderly.

Their findings, published in the journal Nature, challenge some of the leading theories of social behavior, including: That social structure is shaped by environment — for instance, a species whose food is widely dispersed may need to live in large groups.

It was the first article in a major philosophical journal to challenge the idea that nature is value-free and that all values stem from human perspectives; it also helped to launch environmental ethics as a branch of philosophical inquiry.

Here's a note Richter sent in reaction to the initial 16-author op-ed article in the Journal, which challenged the need for prompt action to stem emissions: The letter of the 16 scientists (physicists, I am sorry to say) published in the Wall Street Journal on 1/27/2012 says that more and more scientists doubt the dangers of global warming.