Sentence examples for most papers and from inspiring English sources

I flick through most papers and the television's on BBC News 24 in our office.

Into the 20th century, most papers and journalists allied themselves with a political party or point of view.

Most papers and metals, provided they were not heavily textured, formed a strong bond, while plastics and glass were sometimes troublesome.

But most papers and magazines and television networks only went to Indiana when there was an important Presidential primary or a natural disaster.

Photographs of De Jong's foot-up challenge into Xabi Alonso's chest were carried in most papers, and sports daily Marca remarked: "It was a rough game, tolerated by an incompetent referee.

Most papers and reviews on this topic have been narrow in scope and have not examined multiple spatial scales.

KRL is a named author on the SITS-MOST paper, and chaired the independent data monitoring committees for the ECASS III and DIAS trials of thrombolysis in stroke.

The value and accuracy of prediction models must be determined in longitudinal studies and, unfortunately, most papers on risk factors and risk indicators so far describe cross-sectional designs [ 2].

This was not typical, however: most papers in Britain and around the world could not sustain that degree of analytical detachment.

Indeed, although for most papers their early- and long-term citations correlate, this correlation breaks down for discoveries with the most long-term citations (Fig. 1B).

In most papers, reviewers explicitly and fully reported the methods for literature searching, selecting studies for inclusion and quality appraisal.