Sentence examples for published by nature from inspiring English sources

Adapted from Principles of Biology published by Nature Education.

Academic estimates vary enormously from $32-$32-$103the work of Simon Dietz and Nicholas Stern, to $220 in work published by Nature Climate Change.

Today, almost five years after Lipkind and Tchernichovski began developing the methods that are at the paper's core, the work is finally being published by Nature.

But one peer-reviewed study published by Nature magazine earlier this year found that much lower doses triggered fatty liver disease among rats.

In the retraction, published by Nature on Thursday, the researchers said, "Moreover, we have found inconsistencies between some of the figures and data published in the paper and the original data.

The eight-page version of the study published by Nature is shortened from the original and scrubbed clean of most of the language that accused the American scientists of deliberate and serious misconduct.

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The nearest thing to a national policy is the code of conduct published by English Nature, the wildlife watchdog.

For example, the document provides considerable insights into the continuing emergence of open access, noting that 27% of all research articles published by Springer Nature in 2017 was published on an open access basis.

This is the conclusion of a study in the journal Molecular Psychiatry which is published by Springer Nature.