Sentence examples for papers on which from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, highly-cited papers were so often cited because of the "success-breeds-success" phenomenon [28], [29] in citation behaviour rather than because of containing the crucial papers on which one builds and thus overshadowing some innovative publications which would have deserved to be cited.

Just a few weeks earlier, the team had received an email from a Japanese pediatrician, Keiji Hayashi, who questioned the validity of one of the papers on which the 2008 review was based.

Recalling the newsroom discussions, Mr. Keller said some editors proposed publishing "a photograph that shows the front page of one of the European papers on which the cartoon was prominently displayed".

More than 50 papers on which he is an author have received at least one comment from PubPeer users, many of whom point out potential inconsistencies in the papers' figures, such as perceived similarities between images that are supposed to depict different experiments.

It has published extracts from two of the papers on which it has based its stories.

The exotic objects unroll, revealing scrolls, or flip open, showing scrims or textured papers on which images of 13 centuries are disclosed: delicate spider webs and imposing elephants, erotic encounters and brutal acts, seashells and atomic explosions.

At the end of the work, dancers held up sheets of paper on which one expected to find messages.

Andrew Marc Greene e-mails: "My son's fourth-grade class was debating whether paper on which one scribbles offhand notes is scrap paper or scratch paper.

After weeks go by and no one answers, she crumples up the paper on which he scrawled the number and gives up hope.

The paper on which the horse stands may be one of Barney's manuscripts.

On the floor were sheets of paper on which were written "Manifesto...".