Sentence examples for papers named from inspiring English sources

Dr. Baccarelli is currently the PI of multiple NIH-funded projects and since 2010, his lab has produced publications at the intersection of epigenetics, molecular epidemiology and environmental health, with one of his recent papers named Paper of the Year by Environmental Health Perspectives, the leading journal in environmental health research.

GIORGIO ARMANI It's no wonder the Italian papers name-check him as "Re Giorgio" (King Giorgio).

However, there have been few research studies assessing the effectiveness of the military nurses' operational role and no papers naming the core values and characteristics.

A month after the shooting, after attempts were made to serve her with papers naming her as a material witness, Cheyenne flew to Tahiti.

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.

The work presented in this paper, named RFA - Redesign for Assembly, adds a way to explicitly register and retrieve experiences as part of the design process.

It became clear Frantz would not return to the Post a couple of weeks ago, when the paper named veteran correspondent Peter Finn as its new national security editor.