Sentence examples for publishing class from inspiring English sources

The role of a woman scorned is "accessible and definitely relatable," said William Shinker, the president of Gotham Books, which is publishing "Class With the Countess".

Strike's investigations allow Galbraith to satirise publishing, class, sadomasochism.

Last month, Randi Weingarten held a book party for Steven Brill, the veteran journalist and entrepreneur who had just published "Class Warfare: Inside the Fight to Fix America's Schools," his vivid account of the rise of the school reform movement.

The deduced protein sequences were aligned with 11 published Class I α-1,2-mannosidases to determine sequence relationships.

However, within squamates, there is moderate support for the basal position of Amcr-UA relative to all other published class I sequences.

Published class I HLA-A, -B, and -C nucleotide sequences of alleles reported in East Africa [32], [33] were retrieved from the IMGT/HLA Database (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/imgt/hla/) [68].

When solely enumerated by variants that differ at the amino acid level (i.e., "4-digit" resolution level) the number of currently published class I HLA alleles amounts to 700 in the HLA-A locus, 1084 in the HLA-B locus, and 371 in the HLA-C locus [5].

The most widely published class of natural products cited as inhibitors of NF-ƙB (nuclear factor kappa B) are the sesquiterpene.

The two closely related binding modes that have been proposed for the published class of benzimidazole CHK2 inhibitors both postulate that a pendant carboxamido substituent on the benzimidazole scaffold interacts directly with the hinge (Fig. 1).

The previously published class averages of Rev-RRE alone (Daugherty et al. 2010a) suffer from the same problem as the current study of only having a very weak or no RNA density, and the dimensions of the particles ∼80-100 Å are consistent with those of the Rev oligomer without visible RNA.

Although undesired, the negative shift observed in this first assessment of the Physics in Biomedicine course is at the low end of published CLASS data, and more favorable than the shift produced by the algebra-based curriculum and the curriculum discussed by Meredith and Bolker.