Sentence examples for publication that includes from inspiring English sources

"I Send You This Cadmium Red...". is a beguiling correspondence, written for publication, that includes drawings, photographs, cutouts and Christie's own little handmade books.

Likewise, searching for (Zhōu, another common surname that also means "week") triggers an error message, so including this character in other searches like (Jay Chou, the Taiwanese pop star), (Stephen Chow, a popular comedian from Hong Kong), or any publication that includes the word "week"—would also be problematic.

If there are discrepancies between publications about a data item, we will use the data presented in the main trial publication (the publication that includes the results for the primary outcome) or the first chronological publication reporting that data item.

The inclusion criterion will be broadly defined as "any publication that includes analysis or discussion of diabetes in pregnancy among indigenous women in Australia, New Zealand, Canada or the United States".

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Clearly we need additional requirements for publication that include submission of expression data to public data repositories.

The literature search revealed 19 publications that included targeted training for voice and only one publication that included targeted training for swallowing.

We, therefore obtained a database for publication that included 60,450 subjects for the A1 sequence, and 58,859 and 58,709 subjects for A2 and A3 sequences, respectively.

Finally a series of publications about the same study were identified, and the results from the two smaller earlier reports were not included [43], [61] in favor of the final publication that included the largest population [62].

Michael Wolff, the Vanity Fair columnist and troublemaker who seems to relish public feuds and collecting enemies as much as chronicling the folkways of the Manhattan media world, has agreed to become editorial director of a group of trade publications that includes Adweek, Brandweek and Mediaweek.

Indeed, in an article just published, DeLong and colleagues [ 39] state that the manner in which platelet activation occurs is a variable that determines the efficacy of PRP; they propose a classification system for PRP publications that includes 'platelet activation manner'.