Sentence examples for publication separately from inspiring English sources

From these the editors, Andrew J. Nathan of Columbia and Perry Link of Princeton, selected one-third for translation and inclusion in this volume, leaving the full Chinese version for publication separately.

Further details about this approach are being prepared for publication separately.

The team's measurements of FIB in freshwater streams to test whether the method could track beach pollution to a particular storm drain will be submitted for publication separately.

Such models may be submitted for publication separately from updates to the Yeast GENRE, and may follow the iNNXXX naming convention which has been previously used for identifying GEMs [ 42].

We entered risk estimates from these publications separately in the SO2 meta-analyses, never at the same time.

One publication 19 separately analysed and presented five different cohorts (Tan et al, unpublished), 30 31 32 33; two publications 6 16 separately analysed and presented three different cohorts 34 35 36 37 38 39 and the other two publications concerned one cohort each.

The image was published in The Times's Mid-Week Pictorial, a rotogravure publication sold separately from the newspaper.

Second, the human-readable description of the model in the publication resides separately from its computational instantiation rather than within the executable code that the authors ran to generate their results (not retrievable).

One of the included publications described two related studies, and another publication reported data separately for 10 different sites, making a total of 47 study cohorts.

Because vaccination or advances in obstetrics over time could bias these outcomes, these factors were abstracted from each publication and considered separately, when possible.

The association between abstract acceptance and subsequent publication was examined separately as the presentation of an abstract was not considered an independent variable but rather part of the pathway to full publication (an 'interim outcome').