Sentence examples for preparing a publication from inspiring English sources

The panel is preparing a publication on the status of postdocs, currently a hot topic in academic circles (Science, 3 September 1999, p. 1513).

If unfinished projects are left behind, make sure that the data are organized and annotated in such a way that another person in the lab can use the data in preparing a publication," Maxfield suggests.

To perform optimally--whether designing an experiment, preparing a publication, or executing any of the small tasks necessary to move your career forward--you need to invest the right amount of time and energy into your work to achieve high-quality output.

Based on the feedback from this pilot project, we aim to offer a second semester of the Python Project that allows students who are interested in preparing a publication based on their work in the previous semester.

Certainly, investigators often find it difficult to justify the resources required to prepare a publication or to conduct valuable secondary analyses.

Then it was preparing a scientific publication to inform a broad range of doctors.

A colleague, Sefi Porat, who had helped excavate the En-Gedi synagogue in 1970, was preparing a final publication of the findings.

Also, as communicated to the editor previously, modeling drug addiction within our "Homeostatic Reinforcement Learning" framework has been the topic of another entire line of research in our group and we are preparing a further publication on that.

In addition, the development of publication software has allowed the publishers to transfer much of the work of preparing a paper for publication to the scientist, so valuable research time – funded out of public sources or by medical charities – is now diverted to learning to use software to do work that was previously undertaken by employees of the publisher.

One of the principal investigators, Dr. Roy G. Brower of Johns Hopkins University, announced the findings at a medical meeting in April and began preparing a paper for publication.

This is formalised when preparing a manuscript for publication, or writing a thesis or research report.