Sentence examples for published in the present issue from inspiring English sources

The major biology questions are not addressed herein but are discussed in a companion paper published in the present issue of this journal.

We review the first randomized controlled trial of APC in acute pancreatitis published in the present issue of Critical Care.

The clinical research presented at the meeting is discussed in another report, also published in the present issue of Breast Cancer Research [ 1].

The preclinical and translational research presented at the meeting is discussed in another report, also published in the present issue of Breast Cancer Research [ 1].

In a small proof-of-concept study published in the present issue of Critical Care, Deane and colleagues report on a novel therapeutic agent to treat hyperglycemia in critically ill patients [ 1].

See related Review: In his review paper published in the present issue of Critical Care, Stephan Jakob [ 1] deals with the difficult and broad topic of splanchnic ischaemia in critical care.

Two studies published in the December 2005 issue of Endocrinology now present an intricate picture of how estradiol, the body's primary endogenous estrogen, acts in the cerebellum, with one study building on the other and including another layer of complexity: the addition of the xenoestrogen bisphenol A to the system.

Part 1 of this article, published in the March/April 2015 issue of Reinforced Plastics, presented an insight into multiaxial reinforcements specialist FORMAX's approach to materials characterization, simulation of processing and composites performance.

In a study published in the 9 September 2004 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, present Southern California air pollution levels were also shown to cause chronic adverse effects on lung development in children from the age of 10 to 18 years, leading to clinically significant deficits in lung function as the children reach adulthood.

The issue was also present in an essay published in the leftist newspaper Libération in mid-November by Zaki Laidi, a professor at Sciences Po here, who said — could Mr. Sarkozy have noticed?

In present review, we summarize some of the key issues in the development of artemisinin and its derivatives as antitumor agents evidenced by over 150 papers on this topic published in the last 5 years.