Sentence examples for publications depend from inspiring English sources

Most alumni publications depend at least in part on advertising.

Some magazines and newspapers still send out writers on their own dime, but there's a bottom line here, too, because even the best of those publications depend on advertising from airlines, hotel chains and resorts.

Even more than consumer magazines, trade publications depend heavily on advertising, since in many cases they distribute their publications free of charge to targeted audiences.

The union said the protest was also designed to remind managers that "the quality of its publications depended on a top-quality professional staff".

Our involvement in the expert annotation step of a new bacterial genome, in the execution of additional bioinformatics analysis and in the preparation of illustrations for further publications, depends on the local collaborator's competences.

The Observer Magazine is printed six to eight days before publication depending on the number of pages and Observer Food Monthly or Tech Monthly nine days prior to publication.

What this encourages is listening: the ongoing success of an online publication depends on the author's ability to listen to his or her readers.

Letters to the editor are a potluck affair; their publication depends on the decision of an editor and perhaps on how talented the letter writer is.

The publication depended on its credibility.

Those authors also suggested a difference in research quality, but acknowledged that subsequent publication may be an imperfect indicator of scientific quality, because some research may never be submitted for publication and the quality of an accepted article for publication depends on the stringency of a journal's peer review process.

Publication bias was induced through two underlying mechanisms assuming the probability of publication depends on i) the study effect size; or ii) the p-value.