Sentence examples for papers relevance from inspiring English sources

And the less-than-daily publication that is now being tried in some large towns or cities — while it may improve profits in the short term — seems certain to diminish the papers' relevance over time.

The experience this time of dueling op-eds citing papers the relevance of which no one can agree upon is less than heartening.

All abstract titles were assessed for papers of relevance.

Full Paper Assessment Phase: Two reviewers (MA/TQ) assessed the full papers for relevance (as before).

Two independent researchers then separately reviewed all retrieved papers for relevance.

Titles and abstracts were used to screen papers for relevance to the systematic review.

The reference population for this cross-sectional study was Editors-in-Chief of veterinary journals and of animal science journals that publish papers of relevance to veterinary medicine and science.

After an initial search using MESH keywords for risk factors (i.e. education, smoking, physical activity, caffeine/coffee/tea, alcohol, antioxidant/vitamin E, homocysteine and fatty acid) and a title containing the words (cognitive, dementia and Alzheimer), we assessed the retrieved papers for relevance by reading the titles and abstracts.

Independent from the intrinsic properties of the paper, say relevance and quality, the chance of someone passing on the information in an old paper is less than that of passing on a new paper.

"I often," he says, "found myself in a position to discover more about the real lives of stars when my trusty tape recorder was off…" What notes he made are on "scrappy bits of paper" whose relevance only he can understand.

In this paper the relevance of fundamental kinetic, collidal and rheological phenomena on precipitation technology are reviewed and discussed.