Sentence examples for papers which will be from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hayes was the lead author of a pair of papers, which will be published in Icarus and the Journal of Geophysical Research.

The documents, which number in the hundreds and have been deemed authentic by several experts, appear in "The Tiananmen Papers," which will be published on Monday.

The papers, which will be presented at an International Grasslands Congress in Sydney this week, claim that additional benefits will also include higher productivity, less need for fertiliser, lower levels of nitrate pollution in waterways and considerable carbon capture.

In an effort to organize the former governor's papers -- and make their home a little tidier -- the Byrnes and some friends have started a foundation to help pay for the collection and preservation of his personal papers, which will be housed at Rutgers University in New Brunswick.

"I don't think there's a near and present danger," said May R. Berenbaum, a professor of entomology at the University of Illinois who edited the six new papers, which will be published online this week by The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Several studies warned about the widespread off-label use of the drug, but none was as comprehensive as the two new papers, which will be published tomorrow in Annals of Internal Medicine.

A new strategy paper, which will be open for public consultation, sets a goal of attracting $10bn in low-carbon investment in South Australia.

A discussion paper which will be released by the shadow work and pensions team on Thursday states: "We believe that this government is forcing disabled people to pay for its economic mistakes".

After Tuesday's meeting, the French finance minister, Christine Lagarde, said the proposal would be used as the base for a new paper, which will be considered at a meeting in Brussels on Friday.

But senior Bulgarian officials have told the Guardian that they now see the tunnel route as "impossible" and are putting the finishing touches to an alternative environmental risks paper which will be launched within two months.

"MACH must appear and behave humanlike, adapting its behaviors to changes in the interaction," explains the developers' paper, which will be presented at a conference called UbiComp — short for Ubiquitous Computing — to be held in Zurich this September.