Sentence examples for of the same articles from inspiring English sources

3): You appear to be attempting to create fraternal twins by cutting the baby in half — advocating that, because of "space concerns," ideas in printed scholarly work be given fewer attributions than online versions of the same articles.

For instance, Room for Debate asks six experts this week about the advantages and disadvantages of living alone, while we asked students last week, in response to some of the same articles, "Do You Like Being Alone?" Similarly, we've both recently asked about whether home-schoolers should be allowed to play on public school teams.

Many of the same articles were identified by the different databases, which resulted in a considerable overlap.

LM, JBH and VS then performed an independent review of the same articles by evenly sharing the full list of titles.

Of those 53 relevant reviews, all 53 were published in MEDLINE, 33 in EMBASE and 36 in CINAHL (see Table 4), with some overlap of the same articles being published in more than one of the databases.

In addition, a subsample of responses by librarians will be compared to critical appraisals of the same articles by the investigators to evaluate and assure the quality of the librarian appraisals.

It takes large sets of articles (the whole MEDLINE in the current version of FACTA) to find implicit associations between named entities, by using statistical measures of co-occurrences of entities in the same articles.

A shortened version of the same article appeared in this week's print edition.A WEEK in politics may be a long time.

Because of Google's campaign to simultaneously reduce duplicate articles, the original wire service article is likely to be featured in Google News instead of versions of the same article from newspaper customers, sapping ad revenue to those newspapers.

Within a few hours, 500 comments had been posted online, a number of them congratulating the Guardian on this brilliant satirical parody of the same article that we see on an annual basis from London journalists.

(The best way to test that, he said, would be for The Times to run shorter and longer versions of the same article that would be seen by different readers).