Sentence examples for papers in total from inspiring English sources
The results of this work reveal that the literature on the algae and bio-energy has grown exponentially during this period reaching 717 papers in total.
Harvard, which published the most papers in total, ranked as the top research university overall, placing in the top 10 in 17 of the 21 science categories.
In addition to this conference, Brazilian researchers have shown a relevant presence in the International Symposium on Search-Based Software Engineering (SSBSE), publishing 14 papers in total.
Eight papers in total are presented in this issue, covering the complete ice season from freeze-up to breakup, encompassing field, experimental and numerical investigations, and representing the latest advances in knowledge of river ice processes and dynamics.
Sentiment analysis papers are scattered to multiple publication venues, and the combined number of papers in the top-15 venues only represent ca. 30% of the papers in total.
The results of this study reveal that the research output in this field has grown exponentially during this period reaching to 5892 papers in total with paralleling enormous changes in the research landscape.
In order to encompass both their number and their size, flashes frequency is reported in this paper in total area of flashing mitochondria per area of cell per unit of time (µm2/1000 µm2 cell.100 s).
This study provides support for this very short questionnaire, but has limitations: (1) the items were completed within a longer questionnaire (four pages of A4 paper in total, and included 13 other questions covering further elements of the outpatient experience).
Now the network is seeing 1.4 million papers added each month, with 27 million papers uploaded in total.
With regard to the methodology papers (152 in total): 14 (9.2%), 12 (7.9%) and 2 (1.3%) papers reported the application of Bonferroni, Benjamini-Hochberg and Hochberg adjustment methods respectively.
Selected papers (eight in total) were classified, according to explicit statements, as belonging to two opposite standpoints.
