"No shit," a reader might at first respond, wondering if the article was published primarily as an excuse for printing words that, while no longer taboo, are still slightly naughty.
The chapter focuses on the literature published primarily during 2007 and 2008 regarding cocrystal systems that have a pharmaceutical interest.
In many cases, authors now publish primarily to attain numerical estimates of worth above communication, validating experiments and other fundamental aspects of the process.
One volume per year of six issues each was published, some issues being combined; volumes were numbered 4 through 8.Creation/Evolution Newsletter seems to have been published primarily for the benefit of NCSE's members.
Non-English literature with available English abstracts was not excluded from screening, assuring that research performed on distraction arthroplasty specifically was not overlooked if published primarily in Europe where much of the early literature on other Ilizarov techniques originated.
In recent years a number of methods were invented in the data mining/machine learning field that have received little attention in the cheminformatics world even though they offer interesting properties for these types of applications as well - even compared to some similar algorithms published primarily in the cheminformatics space.
In 1861, he published his first paper on Salamandridae classification; over the next five years he published primarily on reptiles and amphibians.
Despite his growing interest in politics, Johnson (with Payne) still published primarily religious works and the occasional travel narrative.
Expected by his family to work as a stockbroker, Kertész pursued photography independently as an autodidact, and his early work was published primarily in magazines, a major market in those years.
Risk factors for acquisition, the clinical characteristics, and significance of candiduria have been published primarily in relation to intensive care unit and immunocompromised.
Many articles, published primarily in toxicology journals, are termed "product defense" science articles and are frequently sponsored by asbestos interests such as the defendants in personal injury asbestos litigation in the United States (Axelson et al. 2003; Michaels 2008).
