The activities of the Shirakaba-ha included not only publication of the journal but art exhibitions and even social experiments, such as the Atarashiki Mura ("New Village") movement, a utopian community designed to incorporate artistic activities into the everyday physical labour required of its inhabitants.
Besides, there is possibility that studies are conducted for interventions that people think will generate cost savings leading to the distinct possibility of not only publication bias but research initiation bias.
Our review in full-text, however, identified not only research publications but other publication types as well, such as editorials or narrative reviews, which could also have an impact on the readers.
One of the strengths of this study is that we not only included publications that presented associations between pain and NPS and pain and physical function, but also publications that provide enough information to compute ORs, thus taking full advantage of the available evidence.
Hainan, an island off the southern coast, has merged not only culture, publications and broadcasting but also sport into a super-department at the provincial level.
An impact assessment will usually include information not only for publications and academic research outputs but on less visible outputs such as building workforce capacity, supervision of PhD and masters students, patent applications, leveraged funds, evidence of health policy changes, wider clinical practice changes and so forth.
This was a "life-long project of constructing... 'George Moore' as his chief creation," which involved studiously elaborating "a complex and developing identity for public consumption" and not only the publication of books but a self-advertising campaign in the newspapers and "public enactment of a studied role".
The aim of the perpetrators had been to strike fear and to stop not only further publication of caricatures of Muhammad but the magazine itself.
Not only the publication of The Sentinel earlier this year, but the way in which it has been published, may represent a tidal change in the way its author's work is now perceived.
