Sentence examples for publications into from inspiring English sources

Researchers at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute have manually curated somatic mutation information available through research publications into a public database called the Catalogue of Somatic Mutations in Cancer (COSMIC) [ 13, 14].

It joins bits of missing metadata information, scattered in public archives and associated publications, into a consistent, easily accessible and regularly updated data resource.

He says he'll further his efforts to get kids reading by investing his proceeds from the sales of Jimmy Patterson publications into pro-literacy initiatives in schools, public libraries and independent bookstores.

Cornell's work continued to capture the imagination of the public and scholars alike and to engender many exhibitions and publications into the 21st century.

We divided the questions on informal payments for health care services described in the publications into questions to consumers (i.e. the general public and patients) and questions to the providers and officials.

The move by Time follows other decisions by media companies to make their publications into standalone companies.

Nike has never been shy about trying to pressure publications into tempering their criticism of its empire.

It fumbled Livestand, an iPad app that combines articles from various publications into a single and slickly designed digital magazine.

Flipboard, Pulse and Zite all pull articles from a variety of publications into a personalized digital magazine.

Formed initially to stage contemporary plays outside the commercial theatre, Field Day developed, through various publications, into a controversial agency of agitation in Irish cultural politics.

That singular circumstance turns the publication into a phenomenon.