Sentence examples for relative publication from inspiring English sources

Three Asian nations increased relative publication rates over the 10-year period.

"These results suggest that mostly male fields might attract fewer women graduates, lose women researchers to other careers at a faster rate, and/or have stronger gender biases that affect the relative publication of men and women," Dr. Holman and his collaborators write in their paper (ref).

The complicated science of calculating the relative publication dates of all of the versions of Candide is described at length in Wade's article "The First Edition of Candide: A Problem of Identification".

The countries with the highest relative publication productivity were Canada (37.1), Netherlands (28.3), New Zealand (27), the UK (23), and the U.S.A (17.1).

Regarding the recovery mechanisms of fractured heavy oil reservoirs, many researchers have taken experimental or mathematical methods to simulate the developing process and relative publications are available.

The relative publications and an overview of the experiments as well as in-silico prediction tools and links to other glycoproteome databases are not yet active in this database.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-244X/12/132/prepub Written consent was obtained from their relative for publication of study.

Written consent was obtained from the patients or their relative for publication of study.

Written informed consent was obtained from the patient or their relative for publication of this study.

Written informed consent was obtained from the patient's relative for publication of this case report.

Written consent was obtained from the patient or their relative for publication of the patient's details.