Sentence examples for published a one from inspiring English sources

In 2006, Ringe and colleagues published a one year study in which men with osteoporosis were randomized to risedronate 5 mg daily versus placebo; risedronate was associated with a 60% reduction in the incidence of new vertebral fracture (p = 0.028).

Before the start of season two, DC Comics published a one-off comic based on the series.

Peach-Pit also published a one-shot in the October 2013 issue of Ribon which focuses on the Rozen Maidens' past.

In 1965 he published a one-shot magazine crammed with Beatles photos.

He gained a wider audience when in 1938 he at last published a one-volume selection from his poems, Gedichten, 1904 1938.

At the time of its release, the original Martyrs was widely dismissed by critics (the Guardian published a one-star, three-sentence review that gave away the ending).

The state news agency, Xinhua, published a one-line story saying police were investigating the 53-year-old, but deleted it from its website within the hour.

Haymarket last reported financials for the 2011 calendar year, making a profit of £7.2m, and has published a one-off batch of 18 months of results after changing its financial reporting period to a June year end.

He notes that Amazon has just published a one-off short story from Tom Rachman, author of the novel "The Imperfectionists":[W]hat's stopping Amazon from gathering a store of "more literary" short stories from respected writers and releasing them every week, putting them directly in competition with The New Yorker?

The New Republic published a one-line response from Lewis: "And she can cook too".

In March 2008, Peach-Pit published a one-shot titled in the 16th issue of Weekly Young Jump.