Sentence examples for name of journal from inspiring English sources

It was launched at 1978 in the name of Journal of Korean Association of Maxillofacial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons.

* Typhoid affects up to 30 million people a year worldwide (Adds name of journal, para).

The very name of journal, derived from the old French jurnal and from the Latin diurnus denotes something which has a daily character, something that pertains to a single day, lasts for a day or is important for a day - only.

The database included the PubMed ID (PMID), title of the paper, date of publication, name of journal and URL characteristics including length in number of characters, presence of international addresses and type of top-level domain.

Once the satuies were selected for final analysis, the following data of each study was extracted by one reviewer (JY): author, year of publication, name of journal, subjects (age, diagnosis, and previous prosthodontic experiences), study design, measurements (instrument, questionnaire items and interview topic) and results.

The name of Journal, volume-number, page-range.

While one can easily view parts of full papers relevant in the curated articles, the Integrator interprets the annotations in abstracts given by the TM systems and displays them in the same format including article title, authors, publication date, the name of journals and the abstract with the matching terms highlighted.

The journal Mapper checks the name of the journal against a list of domain-relevant journal names.

Even the name of the journal -- "differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies" -- reflects her idiosyncratic outlook.

Here's the format to follow when citing a print journal in MLA: In the following order, include the author's name, the title of the article, the name of the journal (italicized), the series number/type of the journal (if applicable), the volume number (if applicable), the issue number (if applicable), the year of publication, and the page numbers of the article.

The program sent each author an e-mail asking whether the paper had been submitted previously to a different journal, and if so, the name of that journal.