Faking a blown out Xerox photo for a glossy offset printed publication is kind of like taking a fake polaroid with your fancy cell phone.
Primedia, the publisher of more than 250 magazines like New York and Seventeen, reported a third-quarter profit yesterday as higher advertising sales in some of its magazines offset declines in trade publications.
Donald has considered side collaborations with colleagues, which might help him offset the dearth of publications from his own lab, but Donald's PI forbids it.
Even the risky exposure of publication could be offset by anonymity.
Postdocs regularly assess whether supervising a student is likely to turn into an additional publication, which would offset the time they lost on their own research.
A well thought out research plan will also help to offset a relative dearth of publications and experience: Convince the reviewers that you've thought the project through, anticipated obstacles, and developed plans to overcome them.
To help offset the costs of processing figures for publication, authors of original research papers are asked to pay $300 per figure published in the main paper.
For many years we have been proud to offer our authors free color printing; however, as a government publication, we must find ways to offset our expenses to ensure responsible stewardship of our federal funding.
Though advertising has slumped in Germany, Axel Springer has been able to offset the shortfall by raising the price of publications like Bild, which sells more than three million copies.
By compiling the data obtained from different analytical methods and sources, we tried to offset a bias in our results caused by the publications reporting more values.
