Sentence examples for papers point from inspiring English sources

The supporting papers point out how appreciative the Americans would be.

Yet, as two interesting new academic papers point out, the credit crunch casts the pivotal role of the stock market in a rather less flattering light.

Although many papers point out the profitability of processing trade, processing firms indeed contribute productivity enhancement in the industry by knowledge spillover.

While these papers point to future directions of model development and improvement, two other papers (Imoto et al., 2011; Okada et al., 2011 in press) may have implications for the current activities of the CSEP as we explain below.

Taken together, the papers point to the limits of current theoretical frameworks of neo-institutionalism as well as to the exhaustion of traditional explanatory models linking territory and innovation networks.

Moderate estimates are found in some studies for the UK (Blundell et al. 1992) and the USA (Dickert et al. 1995) while other papers point to much larger elasticities (e.g., Keane and Moffitt 1998, for the USA or many of the British studies).

The resolution before us today should be tried in that same light as The Federalist Papers points out.

The suite, eight movements drawn from an opera based on Henry James's "Aspern Papers," points up the paradox of the Sciarrino personality.

And about five years ago I and other economists began writing academic papers pointing out that what can happen in Japan can happen elsewhere.

Other authors suggest different hallmarks, with many papers pointing alternative processes as their primary focus of their research.

In a final evaluation, the papers pointed very clearly the complexity of the events leading to cancer.