Sentence examples for national publishing from inspiring English sources

But is Impress really impressive enough to attract the three big national publishing fish - the publishers of The Guardian, The Independent and the Financial Times - that have yet to sign up to Ipso?

They say the bill is aimed specifically at cutting down Agora because it is the only national publishing venture that has been considering the purchase of a television station.

Baldwin's remarks about the polls suggests the Labour party was not overly influenced by internal party polling that was consistently less optimistic than national published polling.

There are currently no national published studies showing results in polymedicated populations as presented here.

Postdischarge health resource unit costs were also estimated from national published figures (Netten et al, 2001).

Furthermore, while national published data are available, they do not offer the ability to explore interactions between risk factors.

Quality and Outcomes Framework equivalent achievement in our community population was close to national published attainment data, which supports the representativeness of our findings.

Unit costs will be derived from national published data (for instance, NHS reference costs,.[ 33] Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE)) for the most recent price year available or local unit costs will be estimated where appropriate and feasible.

There were two new important pathways through which the ideal of rearing only a small number of children was communicated through national published literature to many lower-middle-class and some working-class adults.

The additional (incremental) costs associated with delivery of the HF Manual, when added to usual care, will be estimated using resource use data collected within-trial, and unit costs for resource use from national published or NHS sources.

Those results show that SBSE research in Brazil happens both at national (papers published in the local workshop) and international (papers published in conferences and journals abroad) levels.