Sentence examples similar to perceived publication from inspiring English sources

As a part of this study, we documented the length of delay in receiving a diagnosis of TB that patients reported [ 14] and the barriers to TB care that they perceived (under publication).

We also did not directly examine the association between word use and the current scientific culture that is, the role of increased publication pressure and perceived relevance of publications for a scientific career.

These authors who perceived difficulties in publication from their countries were further asked to identify the reasons underlying the perceived difficulties in publication.

So when they pull ads or simply refuse to go near a publication perceived as opposing the government, they are making a sound political decision.

In other words, a YES response would require systematic review authors to report perceived risk of publication bias, with a strong argument/rationale to support this statement.

The authors declare that they have no competing interests, either real or perceived, in the publication and dissemination of this manuscript.

The following outputs emerged as critical to this goal: Local recognition for VANA program VA and academic partner co-authored publications Perceived benefits by all stakeholders Local recognition for VANA program VA and academic partner co-authored publications Perceived benefits by all stakeholders Events held within VAs and the larger nursing community were common.

Firstly that there does seem to be reduction in the rate of full publication of perceived "lower quality" research (case series and audit articles) with an increase in publication rates for basic science, which is usually seen as "higher" quality because of the much greater control of conditions and experimental planning possible.

Paper publication is perceived, unrealistically, to last indefinitely and is the yardstick by which people judge any new approach.

Our findings also suggest that peer review, although being the most prevalent system adopted by biomedical journals to select articles for publication, is perceived differently by academics regarding its fairness, scientific credibility and transparency.

Belenggu was submitted to Balai Pustaka for publication in 1938, but was accepted because of its perceived dissonance with public morality, particularly its portrayal of adultery and prostitution – key components of the plot – as acceptable.