Sentence examples for publication appointed from inspiring English sources

However, recent publication appointed that few data available indicate that exercise benefits in bone mineral density are eroded in the long term, indicating that residual factors caused by physical activity in the growth period such as structural changes, muscle strength, coordination and balance could be more important to prevent fractures in later life [ 66].

In the year of its publication, she was appointed CBE.

Then, within months of the book's publication, Hitler was appointed Chancellor of Germany.

The year following its publication he was appointed commissioner both of customs and of salt duties for Scotland, posts that brought him £600 a year.

F1000Research has established a set of publication guidelines and appointed an editorial board from both academia and industry.

As a result of these publications, he was appointed associate professor in 1825 at the University of Berlin, where he taught as full professor from 1834 to 1871.

A Publication Subcommittee will be appointed to review and classify all proposed publications according to the PREVIX publication guidelines.

In order to guarantee the active participation of the individual national sections in the publication, Bookbird correspondents were appointed.

They tend to put more work in teachings as compared to research and publication unless they are appointed solely for research (Jones et al. 2012; Rajiv, Chu, and Jiang 2015).

As The Beautiful and Damned neared publication, Burton Rascoe, the freshly appointed literary editor of the New York Tribune, approached Zelda for an opportunity to entice readers with a cheeky review of Scott's latest work.

On the basis of this publication, Barth in 1921 was appointed professor of Reformed theology at the University of Göttingen; he was later appointed to professorial chairs at Münster (1925) and Bonn (1930).