Sentence examples for publishing results from inspiring English sources

Parmalat Brasil has lost money every year since 1998, when it first began publishing results.

Most research grants are large enough to include payments for publishing results, proponents say.

For professional publishing results, you can spend thousands of dollars for digital color calibrators that make the job much easier.

For years, researchers have talked about the problem of publication bias, or selectively publishing results of trials.

The speed and scale of the reaction: from publishing results in 2004 to Nobel prizes six years later (poor old Einstein had to wait 16 years).

In recent years, publication bias has mostly been seen as a problem for clinical trials, since pharmaceutical companies are less interested in publishing results that aren't favorable.

"They achieved dramatic improvements in performance, not through new targets, but by publishing results for individual cardiac surgeons for the first time," he said in a speech at the Foundation Trust Network Conference.

Confirmation of a recovery in the housing market should be provided this week from the UK's biggest housebuilders that are publishing results that are expected to be buoyed by government schemes to bolster the market.

Critics have long viewed Azerbaijan's elections as predetermined, but the country appears to have gone a step further this year by publishing results before the polls have even opened.

The current Congress passed legislation requiring the E.P.A. to re-examine the issue, and the agency is currently drafting a new study with an aim of publishing results by the end of 2012.

DeepMind says it will be publishing "results" of the Moorfields research in academic literature.