Sentence examples for papers that will be published from inspiring English sources

One problem with very high-end journals is that they restrict the number of papers that will be published in an issue.

As one of our informants noted: You have to submit grants that will be fundable at the national and international level, and papers that will be published in internationally recognized journals.

Coming out before the wave means all those topical papers that will be published during the wave will cite you ---simply because it's a new topic and your paper is published and there may be little in the area.

Docile, shy dogs tend to live much longer than bold, aggressive dogs, according to a paper that will be published next month in The American Naturalist.

However, Ida's significance is being called into question by a paper that will be published in the science magazine Nature tomorrow.

In a paper that will be published next year in a professional journal, Mr. Derman writes, "To confuse the model with the world is to embrace a future disaster driven by the belief that humans obey mathematical rules".

In a draft of the scholarly paper that will be published in November, Dr. Nie writes that "the positive role of e-mail" was "admittedly somewhat under-investigated" in his original research.

Adjusted for inflation, wages for middle-income men -- those in the 50th percentile of earnings -- were virtually flat at about $15 an hour between 1980 and 2003, according to a paper that will be published in September by the Economic Policy Institute, a liberal research group in Washington.

Bertozzi's team describes its work in a paper that will be published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

In a paper that will be published tomorrow in Science, researchers tested the idea on female fireflies from the Great Smoky Mountains, a mountain range along the Tennessee-North Carolina border.

The method has already been successfully tested out on galaxies that have visible satellites, including the famous Whirlpool Galaxy, as Dr Chakrabarti explains in a paper that will be published in the Astrophysical Journal.