Sentence examples for published unfortunately from inspiring English sources

When the article was published unfortunately the Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY) 4.0 license information was missing in the article.

In recent years, a number of studies about CRT or computerized CRT (CCRT) have been published; unfortunately, since most of them are written in Chinese, they are not accessible to non-Chinese readers.

When the article was published, unfortunately the Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY) 4.0 license information was missing in the article and the article was not published as open access.

Unlike New Zealand's (Carr & May , 1993 2000; Nuttall, 2003) and Australia's (Sumsion et al., 2009) attention to the dynamics of creating and implementing curriculum documents, descriptions of the processes employed in Canada have not been published (unfortunately, we would say, as these processes are key to better engaging in such deliberations in the future).

Only a few studies examining the correlates of comorbidity in children and adults with OCD have been published; unfortunately, this area remains largely understudied.

The account of Stirner contained in the so-called The German Ideology takes up over three hundred pages of the published text (unfortunately abridged editions occasionally omit much of this dense but fascinating part of the text), and, although Marx is remorselessly critical of Stirner's position, it scarcely follows that The Ego and Its Own was without influence on the former's own work.

To date, only a few cross-platform evaluations have been published and unfortunately, no guidelines have been established on the best methods of making such correlations.

The company had cut Adventure's frequency earlier this year to eight issues a year, from 10. "We thought we could get enough ad revenue in the remaining issues to allow us to continue to publish, and unfortunately, that is not how it turned out," Mr. Griffin said.

It has come the publisher's attention that the original version of this article [ 1] unfortunately published Tables  1 and 2 in the incorrect order.

The raging debate around the newly published D.S.M.-5 unfortunately fuels stigmatizing of mental illness.

"Unfortunately, published data suggests that the percentage of these metals in three-way catalysts that is recycled is very modest — presently less than 35% worldwide," he says.