Sentence examples for mainstream journal from inspiring English sources

5. Malak Hifni Nassef (1886-1918): An early feminist who scored a number of impressive firsts in Egypt: the first woman to get a degree from a government college, the first woman to lecture publicly, and – at the age of only 13 – the first to publish poetry in a mainstream journal.

If this was a well-researched phenomenon, you would expect to see a decent amount of data in a mainstream journal that focuses on medicine or biology - not squirrelled away in the engineering literature, or in an obscure alternative medicine journal.

To tighten the parallels, one can turn to recent work by physicists including Dmitri Krioukov and reported in mainstream journal like Nature's Scientific Reports.

A look through the Annals of Pharmacology archives yields a spate of articles with titles unlikely to appear in a mainstream journal focused on women's health: Is Vaccination Complicit with Abortion?; Breast Cancer: Its Link to Abortion and the Birth Control Pill and Analysiss of Severe Adverse Events Related to the Use of Mifepristone as an Abortifacient.

Evidence of marginalization by the chiropractic profession of its unorthodox sect is indicated by the relative number of publications in its mainstream journal compared to the number associated with its dissident counterpart.

Because reproducibility is a cardinal research principle, mainstream journals make material-sharing a condition of publication.

No comparison of these tools has yet appeared in mainstream journals.

We found that non-mainstream journals serve the following functions: 1) offer a space for initiation into publishing (training); 2) provide a link between articles in mainstream journals and articles read by communities with limited access to them (knowledge-bridging); 3) publish topics that are not well covered by mainstream journals (knowledge gap-filling).

In many countries research evaluations confer high importance to mainstream journals, which are considered to publish excellent research.

This approach has prompted a policy debate in low and middle-income countries, which face financial and linguistic barriers to access mainstream journals.

Total number of papers published in the mainstream journals from 1900s till 2016 was 185 with the Journal of Small Business Management having the maximum number of papers.