Sentence examples for published in line from inspiring English sources

The defendant, whose name has not been published in line with privacy rules, has admitted to kidnapping and unlawful detention, but denies rape.

But an Ofsted spokesperson said: "These are final reports, published in line with our standard factual accuracy and moderation processes.

These are published in line with existing production and release cycles, ensuring the most up-to-date data are readily available.

To our knowledge, no study comparing NP and OP sampling for qPCR detection of S. pneumoniae in adult CAP has yet been published: In line with the findings of Principi et al. [ 26], we found that OP swabs were significantly more effective than NP swabs for qPCR detection of S. pneumoniae.

BJP is seeking to enhance the content of the articles that we publish in line with the growing trend of enriching articles with links to further sources of information, which enhances their usability and may also increase citations, a benefit for authors.

Following the Park View visits, Ofsted said: "The findings are being quality assured and will be published in due course, in line with Ofsted's publication guidance.

This suggests that such research should wherever possible be published in on-line open access journals.

In Graham Greene's late short story, "The Last Word", published in 1988, the line of Johns reaches XXIX, although also stops there, with the last pontiff having become a prisoner of an anti-Christian government.

Ever since "Candide" was published in February 1759, that line has seemed to express a reluctance to get involved, an almost quietist refusal to be distracted by the grand chaos of earthly events.

I was just published in a Bottom Line publication, where I talk about some of the asset bubbles.

However, a study published in 2010 using line transect data from 2006 and 2008 in five major forest fragments yielded an estimated population of 18,000 individuals.