Sentence examples for publications of which from inspiring English sources

The majority of the Canadian studies (n = 22) were classified as non-peer-reviewed public opinion reports (POR) and only four were peer-reviewed publications, of which three publications were based on one research project (Nesbitt et al. 2014).

One of the few Steidl publications of which Steidl is a de-facto co-author is "Beuys in America," a collection of photographs of the tour.

Search strategies yielded 248 publications of which 13 met inclusion criteria.

Hand searches of bibliographies identified additional publications of which any date was included.

The search yielded 139 publications, of which 23 publications were found twice or more.

Another tool is producing books and other publications (of which, of course, this journal is a prime example).

The obituary also misidentified the law publication of which Mr. Ruebhausen was a member as a student.

Reviewing a later edition of the book in Opera magazine, a British publication of which he was the founder and first editor, Lord Harewood found much to condemn.

Thus armed and protected, he ranged fearlessly across the condition of the left, mostly in the pages of the CP's monthly, Marxism Today, the increasingly heterodox publication of which he became the house deity.

According to the official history of the millennium bridge project, the publication of which has also been delayed, a crossing between Southwark and St Paul's Cathedral was first suggested in 1851.

Campaigners said they hoped the tax was a sign that the government's childhood obesity strategy, the publication of which was recently delayed, would contain other similarly strong measures.