Sentence examples for paper naming from inspiring English sources

Biologists who published the paper naming the new species did so in the most recent issue of Basteria, the journal of the Netherlands Malacological Society.

Mr. Remez and Ms. Ginor said they came across the paper naming Mr. Abbas while researching Soviet involvement in the Middle East.

Despite this paper naming Rodas beach on Las Islas Cíes one of the best beaches in the world, these islands remain an off-the-beaten-track gem, thanks to a strict limit of 2,200 tourists a day.

In 1907, more than 20 years after Darwin's death, a subspecies of the gigantic Congo moth from Madagascar was identified and named as X. morganii praedicta apparently fulfilling Darwin's prediction (the name indicating that it was predicted, though actually in the paper naming the moth Darwin wasn't mentioned).

Cope's paper naming his Ornithochirus species was published in 1872, just five days after Marsh's paper.

Zijlstra placed Agathaeromys within "clade C" in a clade with Oligoryzomys victus and an undescribed fossil species of Oligoryzomys from Aruba in his 2012 paper naming Dushimys.

Neither paper named the hospital or challenged Mrs. Clinton's account.

The paper named your prize: a dime, a quarter or 50 cents.

The paper named five Thai nationals who were also killed but added that some bodies had still not been identified.

The paper named a system called Remotegate and claimed that the Americans were using tools designed to tackle international terrorism.

Adam is the star reporter of The Slash, a paper named for the punctuation mark that so aptly describes the school as a place of painful transition: Harris Elementary/Middle School.