Sentence examples for journal complied with from inspiring English sources

The following year she was appointed one of the editors of the Journal of Zoology and, from 1999 to 2006, its managing editor; always concerned about animal welfare, she liaised closely with the ethics committee of the Zoological Society to ensure that all experimental research published in the journal complied with the highest standards and best practice in animal care.

The good thing is that the Journal Sentinel complied with all the ethics of Web publishing — or at least those that were in place around 1998.

Relying on individuals to devote a year of continuous effort to persuade a COPE member journal to comply with COPE's Code of Conduct is not, however, an effective mechanism.

COPE requires its 7,000 member journals to comply with its Code of Conduct for Journal Editors.

For instance, GRC's Action Plan towards Open Access to Publications does not recommend making it compulsory for grantees to publish their work in journals that comply with an established OA policy, as some of its members do; it also doesn't wade into the hotly debated choice between "gold" and "green" OA models.

Thus COPE does not require its member journals to comply with its Code.

Five examples are given showing failure of COPE member journals to comply with COPE's Code of Conduct.

As scientists we are used to present our research results on scientific conferences and workshops and to publish in peer-reviewed scientific journals to comply with the principles of good scientific practice and to foster scientific exchange.

Cambridge University Press, the world's oldest publishing house, recently complied with Beijing's request to remove hundreds of articles from the Chinese website of a leading academic journal, China Quarterly.

"If a journal won't comply with our grant conditions, then we're effectively saying you can't publish in that journal," he said, although the Trust does not support the boycott of paid-access journals.

His business complied with government regulations.