Sentence examples for papers in one of from inspiring English sources

The best submissions will be invited to prepare full papers for consideration for publication along with other Stanford Medicine X conference papers in one of our partner scientific journals.

Included were papers in one of five major European languages (English, German, French, Italian, Spanish).

These will alert readers to the controversy, but add that the authors continue to stand behind the papers: In one of those papers Schön is the only author.

On the first day of the summit, Zhang published a paper in one of the world's top journal detailing work to create an "upgraded CRISPR" that hones in on its target with far better accuracy.

In 1998 British surgeon Andrew Wakefield published a research paper in one of Britain's leading medical journals, The Lancet.

There was a slip of paper in one of the boxes that was 30 years-old with the address of a woman in Oklahoma who apparently repaired these classic dolls, and what I had bought was essentially her inventory of spare parts.

The planting of pine was discontinued in the 1980's when the plan to establish pulp and paper in one of the four states did not materialize.

With regard to jumping the language barrier the situation is even more pronounced: Citations received by other authors and in English language journals, scientifically probably the most highly valued citations, accounted for only 22% of all received citations indicating that it is unlikely for a research paper in one of the languages investigated to be picked up by international authors.

Sit at one of the tables in the front window with your coffee and paper, or in one of the Adirondack chairs out on the sidewalk; you'll look out onto Closter's beautifully landscaped town square.

Which means that nobody will think highly of a paper published in one of their journals, so very few scientists will want to submit a paper to them: you simply don't get any credit from your peers for publishing there -- indeed, they may even laugh at you behind your back.

A small piece of paper stuck in one of the cookbooks turned out to be a list for Passover, written in 1963 by Rosalie Nathan Hendricks, Mrs. Schulson's mother.