Sentence examples for one of the article from inspiring English sources

One of the article's critical features is its timing.

In earlier research, one of the article's co-authors, Christina W. Y. Hui-Chan, found that tai chi improved balance among healthy elderly people.

"Chubb is a Southern term for the kneecap area," said one of the article's authors, Dr. William P. Coleman III, a clinical professor of dermatology at Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans.

This is another validation of the idea of "the wisdom of crowds" known in social sciences [38], which suggests that when there are too many good possibilities from different sources, collect the wisdom of all of them to reach a global solution (this remark was given by one of the article reviewers).

Take, for example, one of the article's major sources: Thompson, Mark, Mistrust between states, Oxford University Press, London 1996.

Step one of the article instructs: "Decide whether you really want to do this".

Pretty much every single one of the articles on any of these three blogs is extremely detailed and optimized to be actionable.

One article was added, as it appeared on the reference list of one of the articles retrieved in full text.

One of the articles is based on Senator Orrin Hatch's remark about the wiretaps that led to the downfall of Michael Flynn as the national-security adviser.

Sue Van Hook, a senior teaching associate in biology and natural sciences at Skidmore College, in Saratoga Springs, saw one of the articles and called them on the phone.

One of the articles, "government," had considerable influence on public opinion in the 1820s.