Sentence examples for published secondary from inspiring English sources
It gathered data from published secondary academic sources as well as from primary documents from TCU and some private higher learning institutions.
We used published secondary data on annual RTFs and CFR obtained from the traffic police and socioeconomic development indicators from the statistics department for each Russian federal region (referred to in Russia as "subject") for 2004 2011.
The crop managements and crop variety were collected from the three respective research centres and further informed with scientific published secondary sources (Araya et al. 2015; Kassie et al. 2014).
In Fig. 4B, the previously published secondary structure for fhlA53 derived from nuclease digestion data is shown for comparison [21].
Recently published secondary analysis of GWAS has now added ∼10 additional prostate cancer SNPs to those presented here [5], [9], [11].
P6 is absent from Cryptosporidia in previously published secondary structures [ 31], but these sequences can have an alternative folding which includes the P6 helix.
RDR argues that there is a long history of publishing secondary reference works and that the Lexicon falls within accepted definitions of "fair use".
More statisticians should attempt to make their work accessible to applied researchers, by publishing secondary papers in appropriate applied journals showing how to make their methods work in practice.
The argument here was that the bigger or higher impact journals would receive the main findings and would be more likely to require trial registration, making it unnecessary for journals mainly publishing secondary papers to make this a requirement.
A secondary structure model for each gene was elucidated by comparison to the published rRNA secondary structures for Apis [ 38], Manduca [ 39] and Leptotrombidium [ 10].
The secondary structure models for two rRNA genes of P. citri were constructed by comparison with the published rRNA secondary structures for L. pallidum [ 13], D. pteronyssinus [ 14], and S. magnus [ 12].
