Sentence examples for profiles published in from inspiring English sources

In the 1944 essay "Biographies in Popular Magazines," the German sociologist Leo Löwenthal, who had studied periodicals published since the turn of the twentieth century, found that, between 1901 and 1941, the average number of "biographies" — these days, we call them profiles — published in a year was thirty-six; from 1940 to 1941, it rose to a hundred and twenty-five.

Below are 36 such Trump supporter profiles published in the past year, 36 being the number I was able to read without melting my brain. .

In the context of ovarian cancer, it is not clear whether the components of glycomic profiles published in the literature are unique to this cancer or, alternatively, are a consequence of cancer-related metabolic defect(s).

The LP of UK-1 was indistinguishable from the profiles produced by BSE sources included here for comparative purposes and a large number of BSE profiles published in the literature (15, 26).

Domcke et al. recently evaluated ovarian cell lines as tumor models by comparing their genomic profiles published in CCLE and TCGA, and they found that some rarely used cell lines might be more appropriate to study ovarian cancers [ 16].

Candidates interested in possible 3a contracts can also apply to any of the profiles published in the ongoing CAST Permanent.

The public was given some insight into one of Thatcher's dubious health remedies in a profile published in Vanity Fair in 1989.

A magazine profile published in February about the director of a management institute resulted in a lawsuit.

A Wall Street Journal profile, published in 2000, says the Cherrys' interpreter introduced them to Deng, who was anxious to learn English, and Joyce Cherry offered her tuition.

O'Neill's failed attempt to take his own life is also omitted from Hamilton Basso's three-part Profile, published in 1948.

That Profile, published in 1951, was titled "Linksland and Meadowland" and includes passages about the original linksland courses along the coasts of Scotland, England, and Ireland.