Sentence examples for prominent journal from inspiring English sources

That policy covers all the Nature journals, Dr. Jennings said, including Nature Publishing Group's most prominent journal, Nature.

Concealing his identity, Tolstoy submitted Childhood for publication in Sovremennik ("The Contemporary"), a prominent journal edited by the poet Nikolay Nekrasov.

In others he describes the editor at a prominent journal as a moron, his bosses at Imperial as pimps and the rival quantum gravity camps as cults.

The decision by the prominent journal is meant to prod pharmaceutical companies to open up the vast quantities of data they collect in researching new drugs, very little of which is ever made public.

It seemed implausible that Debenedetti would have had the nerve to invent a long Q. & A. with him, but it also seemed unlikely that a prominent journal like L'Espresso would have run the piece without any fact-checking.

He is an editor-at-large of Time magazine, hosts a show on CNN, has written three books, and is a regular contributor to various journals and papers, including the prominent journal Foreign Affairs, which he edited from 1992 to 2000.

Two prominent journals, Nature and Science, rejected the paper citing ethical objections, Huang said.

Prominent journals published and praised Yasusada's work, which was unusually experimental given his seeming isolation; there was a book in the works.

America's share of the scientific papers published in prominent journals, although still bigger than that of any other country, slid to 29% in 2008, from 40% in 1980.

The Gamow-Alpher theory largely ceased development after 1953, and it failed to attract a following, in spite of the fact that they had published in highly prominent journals and had made detailed, testable predictions.

Analysing 2,300 articles published in prominent journals in 2003 and 2004, Parker and two colleagues found business-school researchers overwhelmingly concentrating on narrow technical questions rather than the larger social and political issues - the environment, war, workers' rights, the distribution of wealth - which business has signally failed to provide answers to.