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

In sum, 8 papers were accepted to be published in the special issue.

In total, 13 articles were published in the special issue, which are described below in several categories.

Furthermore, using the four papers published in the special issue as a starting point, we discuss how the organizational landscape in India offers opportunities to contribute to practice and research, particularly in the domains of business groups, emerging market multinationals, and reverse innovation.

This paper summarises yet a new body of evidence from 10 studies on tradeoffs in the allocation of cereal crop residue biomass between soil management and livestock feeding in developing regions, published in the special issue of Agricultural Systems Biomasss use tradeoffs in cereal cropping systems: Lessons and implications from the developing world'.

This editorial first gives an overview of the other 11 articles published in the Special Issue.

For a broader view and detailed description of the current situation in bioinformatics education and training, readers are encouraged to refer to the two recent reviews [ 10, 11] and the dedicated articles published in the special issue of Briefings in Bioinformatics.

Lists of online databases published in the Nucleic Acid Research NARR) special issues and web-based online analysis tools collected by Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics SIBB) are introduced in the middle of the semester with the emphasis on various bioinformatics resources that are available on the Internet (Table 2).

The electronic search was complemented by the following hand searches of bibliographic references and abstracts published in special issues of specialized journals or in Conference Proceedings.

The duly-refereed and duly-edited Proceedings of this International Dedication Congress as well as many other invited papers are being published in Special Issues of the following four SpringerOpen journals: Advances in Difference Equations (Impact Factor 0.89).

Selected minireviews from the topics discussed in the symposia will be published in special issues of Human Genomics and Proteomics http://www.sage-hindawi.com/journals/hgp.

This editorial summarizes the topics discussed in the articles published in this special issue, in the confidence that readers will find this information useful with the most recent research on major developments in the area of epidemiology, detection, and control of foodborne microbial pathogens.