Sentence examples for note publications from inspiring English sources

Note: Publications per person equals total number of publications in 2010 divided by total population.

Rapamycin also prolonged the life of 22-month old mice [ 40]. [Note: publications by Bjedov et al (Cell Metab 2010 Jan) and by Moskalev and Shaposhnikov (coming in print 2010) that rapamycin extends life span in Drosophila will be reviewed next year].

Additional dissemination outputs catalyzed by presenting at the conference were mixed, with approximately half of the respondents noting publications, grants or other presentations following from the work presented at the conference.

In the Christian Rich-produced "Chum," Earl finds himself rapping away a long-awaited confession behind his own personal life, a subject which up to this point had only been revealed through deep searched information on the internet by fans and noted publications alike.

Pennsylvania and the Ohio River valley were early centres of shape-note publication.

Du Cerceau's best and most noted publication, Les plus excellents bastiments de France, 2 vol. (1576 and 1579; "The Finest Buildings of France"), is an outstanding resource for many 16th-century houses that since have been altered or destroyed.

Their Cohen's d value of 0.16 is quite likely exaggerated by the noted publication bias and thus implies that the true difference in effect size between the two meta-analyses may be greater.

They note that publications are already buying electronic rights when they buy a freelance article, with no increased compensation.

Of note, recent publications suggest that components of the innate immunity, including TLRs, may be linked to the pathogenesis of hematological malignancies [24] [27].

Finally, we should note that publications in a given year represent the results of research initiated in prior years.

Of note, recent publications on survivin emphasize the prognostic relevance of subcellular distribution of survivin gene expression.