Sentence examples for recipients published from inspiring English sources

Few studies exist, but in a survey of 191 female fellowship recipients published in 1995, 12percentt indicated that they had been sexually harassed as a student or early professional.

A National Library of Medicine working group concluded last November that scientists are well aware of the voluntary program -- the NIH has sent multiple e-mails to grant recipients, published a pamphlet and posted details on the Web -- and that the online submission system works well.

According to a study of nearly 224,000 Medicare recipients, published last November in the Annals of the American Thoracic Society, just 1.9percentt of people who were eligible for pulmonary rehabilitation received it within six months after their release from the hospital.

Two reviews [ 4, 36] summarized 12 trials on pneumococcal vaccination in renal transplant recipients published before the end of 2011, and 2 additional trials were published after 2011 [ 37, 38].

Both the PrPd immunolabelling pattern and the visual WB PrPres profiles observed in the secondary passage recipient cattle maintained the same characteristics as the respective donor and primary passage recipients previously published [ 4], which confirmed that no change in the pathological and molecular H- or L-type profile occurred upon subpassage in the bovine host.

The register of recipients is published online to help reduce fraud.

The names and addresses of all recipients are published monthly in the state's major newspaper c.

Finally, to study blood utilisation in their country, the Netherlands recently performed this type of linkage between donors and recipients, and published a study of transfusion practices.

We also invite ARA recipients to speak at Amazon offices worldwide about their work and to meet with our research groups face-to-face, and encourage ARA recipients to publish their research outcome and commit related code to open-source code repositories.

To our knowledge, no systematic review of the pharmacokinetic data in orthotopic heart transplant recipients has been published to date.

Among the 2011 recipients (for books published in 2010) were Laurence Fearnley, for The Hut Builder (Fiction); Kate Camp, for The Mirror of Simple Annihilated Souls (Poetry); and triple winner Chris Bourke, for Blue Smoke: The Lost Dawn of New Zealand Popular Music, 1918 1964 (Book of the Year, General Nonfiction Book of the Year, and People's Choice Award).