The first step down this road requires the book industry to realise that their days of controlling who can publish pre-publication extracts of hot titles are over.
RS inspected the initial search results for potentially relevant publications, extracted data, and assisted in the interpretation of data.
The number of publications extracted from Scopus was 19,461 for HIV, 9,355 for tuberculosis and 15,173 for malaria.
Ph.D-level biologists read scientific publications, extract key facts from these publications and enter these facts into both structured and unstructured fields in MODs.
PB and SW conceptualized the framework to address equity, selected the eventual publications, extracted and analyzed the data and drafted the manuscript.
Each PSI-MI experimental description (which directly corresponds to an individual BIND-condition) contains a bibRef with all the unique publications extracted from the BIND-interaction_source and any additional publications contained in the mapped BIND-condition.
Of the 616 publications extracted from the dementia guideline, 228 (37.2%) had at least one UK-based author, while from the COPD guideline, 148 publications (35.9%) had at least one UK-based author.
Despite Carney's protestations, the publication of extracts of the White House emails by the Weekly Standard and ABC News has rekindled the fire of controversy surrounding Benghazi.
save under strict embargo issue any copy of the Publication or extracts thereof to any third party for review or any other purposes until the date of publication of the Publication or the day after the (last of the) GNM Publication Date(s), whichever is the earlier.
Mrs Pratt spoke out following the publication of extracts of a book by Andrew Rawnsley that included accounts of Mr Brown pulling a secretary from her chair, "roughly shoving" an aide, and four-letter-word rants that frightened staff.
