Sentence examples for published power from inspiring English sources

Highest published power conversion efficiencies of organic solar cells have mostly been achieved on substrates bearing a transparent indium tin oxide (ITO) electrode.

In some cases, the planned data analysis has no published power analysis methods aligned with the data analysis.

We intended to meet a recruitment goal of 80 (based on a published power analysis [ 17]) by enlisting nearly 80 subjects from a prior study of symptoms conducted by a team member (SKS).

Therefore, it was important to establish whether a smaller panel of CC strains would be sufficient to support robust gene mapping in view of the published power estimates calculated for 500 CC strains (Valdar et al. 2006).

But look at the balance of publishing power now, and you see that real clout rests these days with the money-spinning criminal fraternity.

Each year, Fortune magazine published its "Power 25" list of the most influential interest groups in the capital.

In the posthumously published Freedom, Power, and Democratic Planning (1950), Mannheim tried to reconcile his dislike of totalitarianism with his growing belief in the need for social planning.

In the recently published "The Power of Citizenship: Why John F. Kennedy Matters to a New Generation," Scott D. Reich, a young lawyer, captures the president's devotion to courage, public service and citizenship.

All Tomorrow's Parties Penguin £6.99 Buy it at BOL In the recently published Observer Power List of the 300 people with the most influence over our lives, the Canadian-based American writer William Gibson came in at 288.

The photos have just been released in a new book published by powerHouse, called Winter's Children.

Most recently he has published Law, Power, and Justice in Ancient Israel (Westminster John Knox Press, 2011) and The Meaning of the Bible: What the Jewish Scriptures and Christian Old Testament Can Teach Us, co-authored with Amy-Jill Levine (HarperOne, 2011).