Sentence examples for language scientific from inspiring English sources

An information specialist searched the Medline and EMBASE databases for all potentially relevant English language scientific papers published between 1 January 1999 and 31 March 2005, reporting original research on live rats, mice and non-human primates (referred to hereafter as 'primates') carried out in publicly funded research establishments in the UK and the USA.

Study results will be published in an English language scientific medical journal.

It is the intention that any results, positive, negative or inconclusive, will be published in a relevant English language scientific journal/conference.

In mainland China, the prevalence of K. pneumoniae liver abscess (KLA) is high, while only some KLA cases were reported in the English language scientific literature.

With an international editorial board and English language editors, CJC publishes peer-reviewed, open access, and English language scientific articles in the areas of basic, clinical, and translational cancer research that aim to improve human health through understanding cancer, preventing cancer onset, reducing cancer mortality, and improving the quality of life of cancer survivors in the world.

His "Biology" is the most widely used English-language scientific textbook in the world, and has been translated into eight languages.

The laws were dropped soon afterwards, but the damage was done, and not just to German: American provision of foreign-language education collapsed, clearing the ground for the panics around Russian-language scientific literature and machine translation that would characterise the cold war period.

The Royal Society's disdain meant that English-language scientific journals generally ignored Birkeland's work.

Proofreading/Text-Checking People with an aptitude for writing and editing English-language scientific texts can make a living in Japan by proofreading, even if they speak little or no Japanese.

The analysis uses only English-language scientific publications found in Scopus abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature (http://www.elsevier.com/online-tools/scopus). The following limitations of the analysis are accepted within the framework of this paper: The works are analyzed in relation to the ground and road vehicles only.

We have indicated if a given type of infrastructure was not studied in the English-language scientific literature identified by our search.