Sentence examples for journal public from inspiring English sources

Price executed more than $300,000 in trades of health care companies affected by legislation he worked on or voted on over the past four years, a Journal public records review found.

In a forthcoming interview on higher education change in the Imagining American journal Public, Erica Kohl-arenas, a teacher at the New School in New York describes strong anti-institutional attitudes among her students, grounded in skepticism about the possibility of making change.

Yet, the authors noted that those 2 medical journals issued press releases of RCTs and OSs in similar proportions (45%; 133/295 and 49%; 219/444, respectively) [17], suggesting that definitions of newsworthiness among journal public relations departments and journal editors differ from those among newspaper reporters and editors.

Though Wilson obviously planned all along to make the journals public, since he used pseudonyms when writing about his affairs, they are mostly unprocessed notes.

The transfer of evidence to scientific journals, public registries, and regulators is a largely ad hoc and text-based affair.

These accountabilities refer to scientists' endeavour to publish in high impact journals; public health professionals' efforts to organize the short-term practical application of interventions; and policymakers' task to formulate policy proposals that are incremental so they are accepted by the public and by politics [ 28– 31].

In 2003, Tom founded the Rhode Island Policy Reporter, a journal of public policy with a local focus, to report on the technical issues of public policy that seldom get reported adequately, but that matter a lot to all our lives.

It is possible that mental health articles published in non-psychiatric journals, such as journals of public health and general medicine, were missed in the counting.

It is also possible that mental health articles published in non-psychiatric journals, such as journals of public health and general medicine, were missed in the counting.

U.S. JOURNAL about public takeover of beachfront land in Biddeford, Maine.

U.S. JOURNAL about public opinion in the Midwest (Kansas & Missouri) about the Watergate scandal.