Sentence examples for participants published from inspiring English sources

Three ministers walked out of the cabinet rather than sign off extra funding for the Afghan force, which has yet to be endorsed by parliament.Amid growing concern about Italy's wobbly commitment to ISAF, the ambassadors of six other participants published an open letter, appealing for continued support.

A systematic search identified and included 19 clinical studies, comprising 1620 participants, and 12 non-clinical studies, comprising 2137 participants, published between 1986 and 2014.

The heavy and light chain immunoglobulin variable region nucleotide sequences for 219 mAbs to human red blood cells were collected from workshop participants, published reports, and Genbank.

As noted previously, we restricted our search to social science articles investigating relationships between dress and sex that represented empirical research with human participants published in refereed journals.

Our review was focused on a 25 years span (i.e., 1990 2015) and on empirical research utilizing human participants published in refereed journals.

The objective of this work was to assess the number of research studies involving human participants published in leading journals of plastic surgery that had either published a protocol or registered a protocol with a publicly accessible database.

These requirements may include rules about scientific purposes for the request, authorship inclusion, limiting access until all project participants publish papers first, and other restrictions.

The findings, a new assessment of 61 previous studies covering more than 6,700 participants, are published in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews.

A follower of fashion he may have been, but he was there, he knew all the participants, he published them indeed, he was the first to publish Auden, with a hand-printed edition of 30 and his critical mind was sharp.

A flowchart of the participants was published in our earlier paper [10].

COSEPUP asked the same questions of the same participants as published in Appendix C of their 2000 Postdoc Guide.