Sentence examples for publication speed from inspiring English sources

The core offering this time around, however, is a glossy monthly publication, Speed Sport magazine, augmented by a regularly updated Web site.

Publication speed: Response comments are published through an "Enter to send" model, versus "click to reply".

In this study, we evaluated the publication speed of ophthalmology journals.

Publication speed of peer-reviewed journals may play a major role in early dissemination of knowledge and may raise the citation index.

As part of a larger project on updating systematic reviews, we studied the currency of reviews at the time of publication to determine typical and achievable times to publication for systematic reviews published in journals, Health Technology Assessment technical reports or Cochrane Collaboration reviews, and examined differences in publication speed between these document types.

"The findings reported in the manuscripts are likely to advance influenza research and we argue that it is unreasonable to suggest that their publication will speed the development of a biologic weapon," they add.

Joseph Nicholas London The delay of the inquiry chaired by Sir John Chilcot bears no thought for the loved ones of those who have died (Chilcot inquiry: bereaved father backs legal action to speed publication, 27 August).

The goal is to speed publication, alleviate the burden on the reviewer community, and reduce the risk to authors of having to resubmit elsewhere.

We shall continue to publish the topical and authoritative review and comment that have regularly appeared in Journal of Biology, which will also bring its publication policy and speed of response to the fused journal (more on policy below).

It is also considered to be one of the worst film sequels of all time, and many publications have placed Speed 2 on lists of the worst film sequels.

Blair's former attorney general Lord Morris of Aberavon told the BBC on Friday that the delay was a disgrace and called for a parliamentary debate on the issue in an effort to speed up publication.