Sentence examples for publication behavior from inspiring English sources

With the help of an assignment to emerging and established topics, the publication behavior of documents in different development stages can be compared.

Thus, macroeconomic distress and its consequences for firms can be clearly linked to publication behavior regarding turnaround and restructuring research in the following years.

In this contribution, we examine whether the publication behavior of academic inventors (at K.U. Leuven) differs from their colleagues (non-inventors) working within similar fields of research.

New trends in publication behavior, like a tendency toward rising citation rates and longer articles, were observed within this analysis.

A scientific publication about fire behavior that could be used for widespread training of firefighters first became available in 1951.

In our previous publication entitled "Collective behavior of Dictyostelium discoideum monitored by impedance analysis," we found that periodical changes of cell-cell as well as cell-substrate contacts largely explain impedance fluctuations during chemotaxis of amoebae.

Despite the large number of publications on travel behavior under ATIS, relatively fewer studies accounted for correlations among repeated observations; see, for example, [3] for a recent review.

It is proposed here to identify the law of crack length evolution with a small number of parameters governing a recently presented model (Rekik and Lebon, submitted for publication) describing the interface behavior in damaged masonry.

In our previous publication on the structure property behavior of segmented polyurethanes based on castor oil [Petrović ZS, Xu Y, Zhang W. Polymer Preprints 2007 48(2):852–3.], the results showed that these materials which possessed a soft segment weight concentration (SSC) of 70% have both low tensile strength and elongation at break.

The subject is so fraught that even the euphemisms commonly employed to make the discussion, um, palatable are freighted with innuendo, as Anthony Lane found in 1994, when he reviewed the National Health and Social Life Survey and other recent publications on Americans' sexual behavior.

(To determine the ideological leaning of the content being linked to on Twitter Pew says they used a statistical technique known as correspondence analysis — examining the media link sharing behavior of publications' Twitter audience in order to score the content itself on an ideological spectrum ranging from "very liberal" to "most conservative").