Sentence examples for published effort from inspiring English sources

But now Roberts attaches at least some credence to the posthumously published effort by Walter Schneir to exculpate Rosenberg of any significant wrongdoing.

The sixty-seven stories collected here reflect a lifetime's occupation, ranging from Wharton's first published effort, of 1891, to a story that she sent to her agent just before her death, in 1937.

Marx thereupon applied to the Rheinische Zeitung, a Cologne publication, which in May 1842 printed his very first published effort: another assault upon censorship and on those in the Prussian parliament who did not abhor it.

We are aware of only one other published effort at incorporating this type of data into GHG reporting procedures, which is applied to the Yucatán peninsula of Mexico [19, 33], a system where emissions and removals of C are dominated by smaller scale disturbances, posing a different problem than that in the boreal forests.

But the two papers are the first published efforts to map exactly what happens in the brain when it perceives a racial difference.

In contrast to the published efforts, this paper presents a systematic approach for characterizing both nonlinear kinematic and isotropic hardening behaviors of rate-independent polycrystalline metals.

Our inability to summarize published efforts likely reflects an underreporting of details rather than extreme variability among programs.

Despite the current status of human brucellosis in Azerbaijan, there have been no known published efforts to map and describe the occurrence of the disease at a local level.

However, to date only a small number of published efforts have related source-apportioned PM impacts to human health effects (e.g., Laden et al. 2000; Mar et al. 2000; Ozkaynak and Thurston 1987).

Building on published efforts to model enhancer activity from TF occupancy during Drosophila melanogaster mesoderm development, Eileen Furlong (European Molecular Biology Laboratory, Germany) presented a method that facilitates cell-type-specific ChIP-Seq based on fluorescence-activated cell sorting of covalently cross-linked transgenic embryos.

In addition to the methods under investigation, the literature appears to lack any published efforts in some other potentially useful techniques, including multiplexed cytokine analysis, which has been useful in neurodegenerative diseases such as ALS, and magnetic resonance spectroscopy, which is a common method of assessing neural biomarkers noninvasively [ 74, 75].