Sentence examples for making publication from inspiring English sources

Sources said the inquiry was mired in legal and technical difficulties with some parts of a preliminary report viewed as inaccurate by RBS and FSA directors, making publication impossible.

The digital age has raised new opportunities and challenges associated with sustainability, while it has also called copyright conventions into question by making publication, replication, and distribution fast, simple, and individually driven.

That pre-publication process is both journalistically sensible (journalists should get as much relevant information as they can before making publication decisions) and legally wise (every Espionage Act lawyer will say that such consultation can help prove journalistic intent when publishing such material).

With fewer than one in five proposals to the National Institutes of Health winning funding these days, pressure on scientists to produce impressive results that will bring in grants or renewals has never been greater, making publication of a well-regarded article in a prestigious journal a coup for a rising researcher like Lin.

In addition, the positive results are more easily published, making publication bias generated.

The contour-enhanced funnel plot was asymmetric but the perceived missing studies were in areas of high statistical significance, making publication bias a less likely cause of funnel asymmetry (Fig.  4).

Since the HGP, the culture of openness has resulted in policies being developed for opening up other health datasets for public health purposes [ 21] and making publications open access [ 22].

Or, as Ceschel puts it: "The act of making publications subverts the diktat that the digital must be substituted for the analogue, the sensorial, the physical.

Primary care journals are now achieving indexing status making publications more searchable but this raises questions about appropriate benchmarks for academic staff.

Just last year Congress passed a bill that would have made publication of any classified information a crime.

But I had no idea whether the subject itself would make publication unlikely, and so it indeed appeared from the moment it was offered to publishers.