Sentence examples for papers due to from inspiring English sources

The retraction of scientific papers due to misconduct or the discovery of inadvertent error is nothing new.

With leadership ballot papers due to be sent out in the next few days before voting, which closes on 21 September, both Corbyn and Smith have been busy touring the country and announcing policy initiatives.

Moehrenschlager, who will deliver a lecture on the topic on Wednesday night at the St Andrews prize for the environment ceremony in Scotland, reached the figure of an estimated 1,300 translocations from his work on two papers due to be published this month and case studies from the IUCN.

The authors excluded 175 papers due to lack of relevance to AH.

The method is not suitable for lignin-containing papers due to lack of solubility.

In papers due to go before its board on Friday, the trust said it would "fail to meet its statutory duty to deliver a break even position".

A commercial example of the need for photoprotection is the yellowing of wood and paper due to sunlight.

Although to date all editors involved have resisted such unwarranted intimidation, an online journal is on the verge of retracting a paper due to worries about lawsuits.

Now, in a paper due to be published in Biological Conservation, they have turned the spotlight on Isabela tortoises with Pinta ancestry.

As we await the government's green paper, due to be published on Thursday, the speculation and briefing against the BBC's website has reached fever pitch.

In a comment, Dan Fagin of New York University predicted that the paper, due to "organizational culture and especially economics," was unlikely to adopt Zivkovic's prescription.