Sentence examples for monitoring publications from inspiring English sources

Typical or exclusive topics in either the "citizen science" or "forest monitoring" publications are also of particular interest.

Many of the "forest monitoring" publications present a global coverage, though with an apparent bias towards studies focusing on Europe and North America.

Despite these potential methodical improvements, we nevertheless gained interesting initial insights in the combined topical landscape of "citizen science" and "forest monitoring" publications.

In contrast, certain topics with large cumulative shares in the document corpus which are exclusive to or typical for either "citizen science" or "forest monitoring" publications point at interesting opportunities.

Only two articles (Roman et al. [2013]; Butt et al. [2013]), both published in 2013, contained both search terms; for our analysis we assigned Roman et al. ([2013]) to the "forest monitoring" and Butt et al. ([2013]) to the "citizen science" document set. Figure 1 Distribution of "citizen science" and "forest monitoring" publications from 1994 to 2013 according to Scopus.

Figure 6 illustrates that several topics have a large contribution from either corpus, thus occurring with high frequency and large proportions in both "citizen science" and "forest monitoring" publications - examples include topics 6, 38, 69 (see Table 1 for topic words).

The I.O.C. never acknowledges what it charges, but Lesa Ukman, the publisher of IEG Sponsorship Report, a monitoring publication for corporate clients, said the new deals would cost sponsors $65 million for the 2002 Winter and 2004 Summer Games, up from the current $55 million, which is payable in cash, equipment or services.

Since the HRA incorporates the National Research Ethics Service NRESS), whose research ethics committees (RECs) review and provide ethical opinions on all research using NHS patients, it seemed logical that the HRA plays a greater role in monitoring publication outcomes.

We continue to monitor publications on thunderclap headache, but this paper will be limited to cases published by September 2009.

The North African state, Middle East Monitor publication analyst Nasim Ahmed points out, is an obvious target for IS.

The results described here demonstrate that NHS research ethics committees are able to effectively monitor publication and outcome reporting bias.