Sentence examples for publications with different from inspiring English sources

Yes. Bob Satchwell, the executive director of the Society of Editors, said there was a long-running feud between two publications with different cultures and different ideologies; The Guardian and the News of the World.

Running your magazine and web businesses separately is far from unheard of, but operating them as two similar publications with different names is puzzling, particularly when one name is on the obscure side, while the other is so powerful it's practically synonymous with "shameless tabloid".

For duplicate publications with different outcome measures originating from one trial published as separate papers, the original publication was given priority, and all others were excluded.

For duplicate publications with different outcome measures originating from one trial and published as separate papers, the original publication will be given priority and the other publications will be excluded.

It's also worth mentioning that Vox Media owns the Verge, so this deal brings two formidable tech publications — with quite different focuses and reporting styles — together under one roof.

In a previous publication [9], with different samples, a weak relationship had already perceived between color and geographic genomic ancestry in Brazilians at an individual level, as we also observed in the present study.

The remaining 30 articles included 2 reporting follow-up data to already included studies [ 50, 51], and a further 4 reporting on the same study publication but with different outcome measures [ 52- 55].

There have been reviews on incidence of and risk factors for infection after hip arthroplasty, based on publications from databases with different definitions of infection (Urquhart et al. 2009, Jämsen et al. 2010a).

This study and the basal data of the included subjects have been used for a prior publication with a different focus (Stallknecht et al. 2007).

One of the core aims of the project was to explore the relative importance and performance of publication outputs associated with different funding mechanisms.

Our second aim was to compare the relative importance of publication outputs associated with different funding mechanisms – notably whether research funded through larger, longer-term grants yielded higher quality output than smaller, short-term grants - which is one of the most debated issues among research funders.