Sentence examples for published in the same Journal from inspiring English sources

Some journals, including ours, publish replies to papers that have been published in the same journal.

In a separate study, published in the same journal, experts from Birmingham University analysed the responses of more than 2,000 English-speaking backpackers travelling to two Thai islands, Koh Pha Ngan and Ko Tao, in 2013.

In a second study published in the same journal last year, Dr. Tilly's team used a drug to block this suicide pathway, and preserved fertility in mice undergoing radiation.

A 1998 study, published in the same journal, of 481 dogs with cancer showed that long-nosed dogs like collies and wolfhounds were twice as likely to get nasal cancer if they lived with smokers.

The charts and two accompanying papers appear in the current issue of the journal Nature and greatly elaborate on initial descriptions of the Arctic seafloor vents published in the same journal in January.

In a study published in the same journal last year, veterinarians from the Tufts University veterinary school found that cats whose owners smoked were three times as likely to develop lymphoma.

In this research, we compare "high impact" papers from the social sciences with random-but-matched articles published in the same journals in the same years.

They compared that sample with 253 unblemished papers generally published in the same journals in the same years, as well as 62 papers that had been retracted for reasons other than fraud (such as authorship disputes).

These are the "hottest" researchers -- that is, researchers whose papers published over the last two years proved to be "hot," or cited at levels markedly above those of papers of comparable type and age published in the same journals, according to citations tallied during 2013.

Of the 262 similar pairs of review articles with at least one shared author we observed, 177 (67.6%) were published in the same journals and 142 (54.2%) were published within the same year.

Even inside the journals non-specialized in soil ecology, articles related to soil ecology use less often models and evolutionary approaches than the other articles published in the same journals.