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

Part (I), published in the previous issue, reviews the current state of the chaos theory models as a starting point for establishing theories that can be effectively applied to building simulation models.

In sympathetic commentaries published in the previous issue of this journal, these astute critics focus on distinct, though overlapping, themes in my book Globalizing Democracy and Human Rights1, and raise a set of important questions that I will address here.

The first paper published in the previous issue of Gynecological Surgery provided an overview of the published literature on the extent of the problem of adhesions and, in this paper, the opportunities to reduce it are presented.

The majority participated at the Adhesions Consensus Expert Workshop convened during the 15th Annual Congress of the ESGE and the project was progressed in accordance with accepted processes for the development of consensus statements (see Consensus Process including Conflict of Interest in part 1 published in the previous issue of Gynecological Surgery [86]).

The largest study on ICU delirium risk factors to date is published in the previous issue of Critical Care [ 1].

Our understanding of this issue is taken one step further by an intriguing Japanese study that was published in the previous issue of Critical Care [ 1].

The QoL instrument is published in the previous article [ 16].

During Wednesday's attack, the Kouachi brothers declared they were avenging the Prophet, after a series of controversial cartoons depicting him were published in previous issues of Charlie Hebdo.

The findings, published in the June 29 issue of the journal Science, challenge previous research that claims the human lifespan has a final cut-off point.

Still, the paper, published in the July issue of PLoS Biology, cites previous research showing that humans act the same way — people who have been helped in some way are more likely to help others immediately afterward.

In a study published in the latest issue of The Cochrane Library, scientists pooled data from 13 previous studies on performance among shift workers.