Sentence examples for projects publications from inspiring English sources

With his wife, Katusha, he supported the Met's capital projects, publications, and the departments of Egyptian Art and Musical Instruments.

With his late wife Beatrice, and through gifts from the Frelinghuysen Foundation, he donated important works of art and contributed funds toward the Museum's curatorial and scholarly activities, capital projects, publications, and acquisitions, including his partial gift in 1999 of Manet's The Kearsarge' at Bologna.

Many lodges have standing committees responsible for ceremonies, service projects, publications, unit elections, camp promotions, and dance teams composed of youth members.

The website provides information on early childhood projects, publications and links to many organizations and resources.

More information on current projects, publications, and initiatives can be found at the CaP web site (http://www.cap.au.dk).

In addition, the default option searches all text from the PubMed abstract for all project publications, an abstract of each technology and all text in SOPs.

An example is shown in Figure 2 where a single keyword search "bacillus anthracis" finds 10,988 pathogen and host proteins with Mass spec, microarray or protein interaction data and also 13,251 reagents in the Master Reagent Directory (mostly ORF and Y2H clones and mutant bacterial strains of Bacillus anthracis), 2 SOPs, 16 project publications and 2 technologies.

One key omission from the literature reviewed is that most of the project publications failed to mention any type of error detection.

One of the obligations of the agINFRA project was to participate in the FP7 pilot program that requires all project publications to be openly available and delivered in OpenAIRE.

A wider group of people (other than researchers and sample providers) were involved in the project than might have been expected; these included administrative staff, regulatory and policy advisers, database and IT support, patient representatives, an independent DAC, an Ethics Advisory Group, the MC and also a project publications committee.

The full research report (2009), and project publications, are available at http://www.esrc.ac.uk/my-esrc/grants/RES-155-25-0046/read fUnpublished report to UNITAID by Mackintosh and Mujinja with Justin-Temu, entitled 'Interactions between Global Policy and Local Markets and Production of Medicines: a case study in Tanzania' 2011.