Sentence examples for more general publishing from inspiring English sources

A book editor was also much closer to the marketplace and the bookseller back then, and he made many more general publishing decisions than he does now.

Papilio was published until 1885 when its subscription base was merged into the more general Entomologia Americana, published by the Brooklyn Entomological Society.

The experimental data were interpreted using the more general structural model, published previously.

This might be due to the compared with bacteria much lower number and possibly more general nature of determinants published for yeast.

Reviewer's report 2 – Prof. Marek Kimmel The model is an application of the previously published more general model of interaction of RNA polymerases, protein factors and secondary structure during transcription.

More general level reports have been published [3 6].

He published a more general result in 1768.

This builds on more general guidelines such as those published by the European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer EORTCC) [11].

Our approach is therefore more general compared to a recently published approach, which is based on phasor analysis of spectral images recorded for Laurdan on a two-photon microscope.[ 18] We first exemplified GP spectral imaging on model membranes such as giant unilamellar vesicles (GUVs) composed of different mixtures of lipids.

In fact, it has been proposed that when sexual selection was first suggested in plants, it was the use of animal-oriented words and direct comparisons across taxa in combination with efforts to publish in more general scientific journals that influenced many plant researchers to start thinking of plant reproduction in new ways, which in turn generated a wealth of studies (Thomson 2014).

"We also have the goal of publishing to a more general audience, people who are not necessarily art historians or art experts but people who are visually curious, interested in learning, want to just tackle a new subject.