Sentence examples for more research articles from inspiring English sources

Followed by this work on surface stress sensors by the researchers from Thundat et al. group, a few more research articles involving cantilevers were reported by other researchers.

On the one hand, scientific researchers in the African region may soon be able to access more research articles than they were previously able to.

Aside from these three examples of most recent publications, there have been many more research articles related to absorbable metals published in the past 5 years.

To collect more and more research articles for focusing biomass in Indian forest ecosystems, we also add or used positive, negative correlations between basal area and biomass, species diversity, species wise biomass/carbon estimation.

We suggest that surveying these 100 journals is more beneficial than the SCI Infectious Disease Category, because it identifies more research articles and avoids underestimation of the numbers of articles in regional and non-English journals.

This is derived from the findings that a survey of 100 journals showed not only more research articles originating from both Asian countries and worldwide, but also a higher proportion of Asian articles relative to the world total than in the SCI Infectious Disease Category.

If a "large, well-funded programme of research on the effects of editorial peer review" is ever launched [ 48] it would be useful for gatekeepers who wish to publish better-written, more persuasive and more easily understood research articles to seek input from the other two communities of experts in scientific, technical and medical communication. 1.

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In a more recent research article, Ratner et al. [ 32] performed a cohort study among over 56,000 Canadian female nurses from British Columbia and concluded that subjects potentially exposed to antineoplastic drugs through their employment had an elevated risk of breast and rectal cancer.

Outdoor air pollution is made up of particulate matter (PM) and hundreds of chemicals from natural sources and human-related activities., In October 2013 the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) reviewed more than 1,000 research articles and formally designated outdoor air pollution in general and PM in particular as human carcinogens.

I had published more than 40 research articles.