Sentence examples for publication science from inspiring English sources
Dr. Alan I. Leshner, chief executive of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, says his publication, Science, already coping with the loss of print subscribers and advertisers, would have to charge authors $10,000 an article to survive in the open access mode.
Within a week of publication, science watchdogs started raising allegations of image manipulation and plagiarism.
In her 1990 publication Science as Social Knowledge, the American philosopher Longino [13] analyzes different aspects of scientific reasoning in order to show the impact of social values on scientific research [13].
Among the latter, cited in the new publication Science, Evolution, and Creationism (NAS 2008), are not only religious leaders like the late Pope John Paul II but also prominent scientists like Francis Collins and Kenneth R. Miller, both of whom have written eloquently on evolution and their faith (Collins 2006; Miller 2007).
He continued work, and in January 2003 his paper describing the first prototype was featured on the cover of the prestigious publication Science.
In a recent publication (Science, 2013, 340, 57), indirect experimental evidence was presented for the transient generation in solution of a fluorine atom symmetrically bonded to two carbon atoms.
They submitted it to the publications Science and Nature, hoping to reach a wide audience.
And when I say we, I don't mean necessarily just HIV-specific publications, or science publications, or medical publications; but just the media, in general.
A publication in Science, Nature, or Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has been seen as important and influential science, or at least more than a paper in a regional journal would be.
This maneuver extracted a promise of quick publication from Science, which Mr. Miller accepted, his former student Jeffrey L. Bada recounted in a recent article in that journal.
It was Einstein's first publication in Science; many more would follow.
