Sentence examples for paper by paper from inspiring English sources

"It is difficult to predict the effect of this, paper by paper, cut by cut," said Tony Pederson, the executive editor of The Houston Chronicle, the largest newspaper of the privately owned Hearst Corporation.

Meanwhile, in the day-to-day classroom, it has been drilled into these students that solid junior-year grades are vital for getting into a good college, and they feel this pressure daily, test by test, paper by paper.

Paper by paper, these studies are very laborious, of course, because there are so many traits to examine and they just involve piles of data.

A recent paper by paper by Tollervey and colleagues (Helwak et al., Cell 2013) describes that a large fraction of miRNAs bind their targets independent of seed match complementarity at nucleotides 2-7.

I have two minor suggestions regarding the biology of miRNAs that the authors may wish to include in their manuscript:  A recent paper by paper by Tollervey and colleagues (Helwak et al., Cell 2013 ) describes that a large fraction of miRNAs bind their targets independent of seed match complementarity at nucleotides 2-7.

In prediction of survival of breast cancer patients, the performance of the established machine learning models including ANN, SVM, semi-supervised learning (SSL), Bayesian Methods, etc., has been often compared and the winner model is renewed paper by paper [ 4- 6, 8- 11].

In contrast to the journal sets provided by Thomson Reuters, CA sections are assigned on a paper-by-paper basis [27].

Literature curation at SGD is typically done with a gene-centric view on a paper-by-paper basis.

In terms of utility, Facebook Paper and Paper by FiftyThree don't really compete.

On average, spreads for telephone credits increased by nearly 100 basis points last year, while spreads on paper companies' paper increased by over 200 bps (see table).

GREENWICH "Paper Not Paper," works by Chris Durante and Judith Steinberg.