Sentence examples for publications project from inspiring English sources

We relied mainly on information available in the public domain such as scientific publications, project documents/reports, media reports and hospital records, which was augmented by discussions with district and national level key stakeholders such as government officers, psychiatrists, hospital administration, and other service providers including NGO staff.

Third, to substantiate the analysis, I analysed a selection of published materials such as scientific publications, project websites and published interviews related to the case studies.

The current synthesis is based upon previous RESTRAIL publications: project deliverables, peer-reviewed scientific articles, conference proceedings, and ongoing follow-up activities.

·         System for systematic collection of field-based data to monitor project outcome indicators operational; ·         Midterm and final evaluation conducted; ·         Project-related "best-practices" and "lessons-learned" for enhanced adaptation to climate risk of the agricultural sector are disseminated via publications, project website and others.

The basic model outlined in the book, as well as in more scholarly publications, projected unsustainably high net tax rates for future generations and was widely used as a rationale for reducing public commitments to the elderly.

This will come as no surprise to fans of its co-director Hans Ulrich Obrist, whose publications, projects and patronage of artists amount to a sustained attempt to reconnect art, ideas, and the world and have made the Serpentine the most creative public art space in London.

They also commonly include research interests, publications, projects, and other information that might not be shared on a traditional social networking site (e.g., Facebook, LinkedIN), but would still be of interest to internal collaborators.

No reliable data exists on the number of Chinese births in the U.S, but estimates by industry publications projected a total of 60,000 for 2014, a sixfold increase over 2012.

He has more than 20 peer reviewed publications projecting research work of more than 10 years in this area.

The first five were about study participants' back ground information; the next seven about research training, publications, projects and grant obtained; followed by two questions each about research attitudes, barriers and future plans.

It also has a wider focus than recent articles on peer review, thus including the evaluation of publications, projects (ex-ante, but a similar discussion would be valid for ex-post evaluations), institutions and researchers.