Sentence examples for papers produced in from inspiring English sources
Most of these simply moulder: Mark Bauerlein of Emory University points out that, of the 16 research papers produced in 2004 by the University of Vermont's literature department, a fairly representative institution, 11 have since received between zero and two citations.
This is a subject that has received relatively scant attention since the publication of a number of seminal papers produced in the mid to late 1990's and early C20th.
My role in the lab has been to function both as lab manager and as Zang's collaborator on four papers produced in the past 2 years, one of them a just-accepted Cell paper on which I shared first author status with a colleague.
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Annual reports and working papers produced in the five Centres of Excellence between 1996 2006 were culled.
The paper produced in the trenches included much gallows humour, with lampoons, in-jokes and cartoons, mostly with invented bylines.
The characteristics of paper surface play a central role in the overall quality of paper produced in modern paper machines.
In September 2008 Johnston Press launched a new weekly broadsheet newspaper called the Crawley Times based on the companies paper produced in Horsham, the West Sussex County Times.
We also analyzed the number of papers produced by authors in the US, the EU-27 and China [7] from journals covered in the Thomson Reuters Science Citation Index or the Social Sciences Citation Index.
This paper summarises the key findings and recommendations as discussed in the papers produced by conference participants and presented in this special issue of Ergonomics.
"If we don't find answers here they will remain a mystery".The number of scientific papers produced by Africans has tripled in the past decade, to over 55,400 in 2013, according to Reed Elsevier, an Anglo-Dutch information company.
