Sentence examples for journal screening from inspiring English sources

Coming soon to museums near you: the Billy Mays retrospective… Tracing out the thread of comments to a fascinating post, by Girish Shambu, about the lack of interaction between movie academics and movie critics, I landed on a survey from the online journal "Screening the Past" in which scholars were asked "to nominate the most important contributions to the field in the past decade".

Tracing out the thread of comments to a fascinating post, by Girish Shambu, about the lack of interaction between movie academics and movie critics, I landed on a survey from the online journal "Screening the Past" in which scholars were asked "to nominate the most important contributions to the field in the past decade".

For the measurement of sensitivity, the development and journal screening sets produced similar test results, while the results of the precision set showed greater differences.

The time frame of the latest search in the systematic reviews and the journal screening overlapped by six months, which resulted in one paper being included in both sets and two papers not being identified by the systematic reviews; we assume this was caused by the delay in full indexing in PubMed/Medline.

A rigorous journal screening was undertaken including all electronically registered references up to December 2010.

There was no overlap of references between the journal screening and precision set.

To identify additional published and unpublished studies we searched the internet, hand searched 12 key journals, screened reference lists of included papers and contacted experts in the field.

According to the trade journal Screen International, it opened at 41 sites last week, and took £473,355.

However Matt Mueller, editor of the industry journal Screen International, speaking after her remarks on French radio, was among many who felt that, whatever the merits of her performance, she hadn't improved her chances of a taking the Oscar.

Authors should also be aware that most journals routinely use software to detect plagiarism, and some journals screen all papers for plagiarism the use of previously published ideas or results without appropriate attribution.

Papers from 2007-08 in seven medical journals were screened to retrieve published pilot studies.