Sentence examples for means of publishing from inspiring English sources

I think a new means of publishing for stories, which is what this could be, will ultimately be of benefit.

Although in the past the means of publishing information were quite similar in resonance, this is not the case in the modern age.

It needs to make sure that the authors publishing out of UC have access to effective means of publishing their work, which is going to necessitate spending some money, whether it's coming directly from UC or from grants or whatever.

University presses devoted to scholarship and not profits are the natural means of publishing academic research, but universities never adequately funded them, often insisting that they support themselves, even when the whole point was that they were publishing material that wasn't commercially viable.

SpringerOpen provides authors a means of publishing open access papers while retaining copyright.

In addition to publishing original research articles, the journal was intended as a means of publishing proceedings of conferences and workshops on environmental health sciences, a field then in its infancy.

Undesirable wholesalers are excluded from the system and the District Court found that by means of published wholesale price lists, put in the hands of wholesalers and retailers alike, resale prices of wholesalers are designated by Soft-Lite.

From this angle and the exact time of day as registered by a chronometer, the latitude can be determined (within a few hundred metres) by means of published tables.

The common method is to use the means of published results weighted by sample size.

Differences between means of published healthy control population and cough patients were calculated using independent sample t tests.

The primary outcome in the present study was the reduction in functional status as measured by the HAQ score, which is commonly used in economic modeling of RA since this can be translated into required utility values by means of published algorithms.