Sentence examples for most common journals from inspiring English sources

Ecological Modeling, Ecological Engineering and Ecological Indicators were the three most common journals in this field.

Environmental Science & Technology, Toxicology, and Journal of Nanoparticle Research were the three most common journals in this field.

The two most common journals of publication were the New England Journal of Medicine (n=6) and JAMA (n=4); 29 trials (73%) were on cardiovascular topics.

By analyzing the most common journals in the field, this work more effectively addresses one of the basic pillars in medicine; being a lifelong learner and adapting one's practice of medicine based on evolving knowledge and evidence.

The refined search criteria yielded 18 245 results and consequently the study was constrained further to the 28 most common journals returned by the search; these 28 accounted for ∼50% of results (9072 records) and included most major environmental and analytical chemistry journals.

Space limitations were the most common concern (journal imposed space limitation 41.7%; authors' concern about space 25.0%), followed by non-statistically significant findings (41.7%).

The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews was the most common general medical journal.

Renal transplantation was, however, the most common type in both journals (42.4% in the transplantation journals and 30.1% the internal medicine journals).

When asked about their motivation for selecting a particular journal when submitting a manuscript, the most common reason given was the journal's reputation, although the opportunity to reach an international audience was also cited.

This provides a list of the most common keywords in these two journals, and presumably in evolutionary biology.

Additionally, I calculated the impact of articles on (1) sexual selection, (2) speciation and (3) natural selection (the three most common keywords in Evolution and Journal of Evolutionary Biology) separately.