Sentence examples for rate publication from inspiring English sources

Publication rate, publication time, minor and major inconsistencies between conference abstracts, and whether the study was ultimately published as a full paper were measured.

The three measures of research productivity used the total publication rate, publication rate in HIV/AIDS journals and publication rate in selected journals with moderate or higher 5-year IF were highly correlated (for all pairwise correlations, the Spearman r>0.88).

When he took the helm of Forbes in 1961 he had joined the company in 1954 he brilliantly turned what was then a second-rate publication into not only the leader of the business category but also one of the best magazines both here and around the world.

It's not that he was out of sympathy with their views, but his first and foremost goal, it always seemed to me, was to put out a first-rate publication.

Those academics who produce fewer than four highly rated publications for each REF census date are liable to be placed on teaching-only contracts, or to have their tenure reviewed.

Manual curation is labour-intensive and time-consuming especially considering the amount of publications and the rate of publications.

The major strength of our study is that we investigate the occurrence of both the non-publication rate and selective publication in the same cohort.

A recent review of studies dealing with acceptance rates and subsequent publication rates for biomedical abstracts found a conversion rate, from presentation to publication in full, of around 45% [ 12].

He published twenty-six novels in forty-nine yearatea rate of publication that he later claimed had been a deliberate choice.

Given his current rate of publication, they might come out in 2018 and 2026.

The rate of publication for such items then fell under President Kennedy and all but disappeared under President Johnson.