Sentence examples for published in its journal from inspiring English sources

1750s: The UK Royal Society establishes a committee to vote on what is published in its journal, Philosophical Transactions.

In 1821, Morton's letter was published in its journal, the Philosophical Transactions, under the modest title 'A Communication of a Singular Fact in Natural History'.

She also participated in the debates organized by the group and published in its journal (the third issue) the programmatic article "The Bases of the New Creation and the Reasons Why It Is Misunderstood".

Side effects include weight gain, gastrointestinal problems, congestive heart failure, joint pain, fractures and genital fungal infections, according to the paper the organization released Monday, which was published in its journal, Annals of Internal Medicine.

Overall, the percentage of projects commissioned by the HTA Programme which are published in its journal is high, for those commissioned in 2002 or before 94% is published; for those commissioned after 2002, the figure rises to 98%.

It is using the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), an American law that lets copyright holders demand the removal of anything posted online without their permission, to require individual scientists to eliminate from their websites papers published in its journals.

ESR uses this policy for original articles published in its journals [15].

The Royal Society recently began requiring that data associated with papers published in its journals be deposited in an appropriate digital repository.

Recent research published in its official journal by the Royal United Services Institute suggests that a second stage would be to keep Trident submarines in port, with at least one on alert status able to sail in a developing crisis situation.

"Children who are born to or adopted by one member of a same-sex couple deserve the security of two legally recognized parents," the academy says in a policy statement published in its scientific journal, Pediatrics.

The European Union said in a statement published in its official journal that Al Quds, an elite unit of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, "provided technical assistance, equipment and support to the Syrian security services to repress civilian protest movements".