Sentence examples for publication back to from inspiring English sources

Raw data from this publication back to 1946 can be found at data.gov.

Those likely to be criticised in it will then be given an opportunity to defend themselves before the report is released, potentially pushing publication back to next spring.

At the risk of delaying publication back to 5pm, would I be able to request less time editing the letters and more time on the other parts of The Fiver?" – Marin Sardelic.

Now if you trace the history of the publication back to the researchers credited in the front of the book, you'll find that the fictional "Karen" begun life in a research paper titled from From Terrorist to Citizen by Kate Barrelle, who is a clinical and forensic psychologist working with Monash University's Global Terrorism Research Centre GTRCC).

Ironically, The Economist has made digital copies of every issue of the weekly publication, going back to the day it was launched in 1843.

The probably most controversial discussed publication dates back to 1992, when Whipp and Ward [ 35] used linear statistical models to prove their point of women outrunning men in marathon running.

ADL scores of both groups deteriorated significantly in the study of Rolland et al. [ 25] compared to baseline assessment The included studies were conducted between 2006 and 2009, except for one publication dating back to 1997 [ 27].

Also search RAND publications dating back to 1946.

MetPublications is in its infancy, so now available material dates to only the mid-1960s, but Mr. Campbell said publications going back to the museum's founding in 1870 will be added over time.

Publications dating back to 1988 have raised concerns regarding cross-infection risks of US procedures [11].

The publications go back to 2001, include numerous co-authors, and have appeared in Nature, Cell, the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, and other journals.