Sentence examples for remaining published from inspiring English sources
The identified HPeV10 in this study was more closely genetically related to HPeV3 than to the remaining published HPeVs.
The remaining published neogastropod (T. dimidiata) has a considerably larger intergenic region in this position that exhibits no clear homology with the other known neogastropod mitochondrial genome sequences.
10 The remaining published evidence is insufficient to answer the question about the effectiveness of either neuraminidase inhibitor on reducing the complications of lower respiratory tract infection, antibiotic use, or admissions to hospital.
The remaining published observations (1,839,510 records with 9,862,073 individual marine mammals, seabirds, and sea turtles observed) from 234 different datasets had all of the required data for the gap analysis.
The success of The Lady's Realm allowed it to remain published for eighteen years, from 1896 to 1915, much longer than many other contemporary women's periodicals.
Even if an author publishes an updated article, previous versions remain published.
But for tax reasons, Mr. Smith sought to sell the remaining publishing company as a whole, which made a sale more difficult.
The board of Vivendi Universal may discuss the potential sale of several assets that have not yet been put on the block when it meets next month, people close to the company said today, including its remaining publishing businesses and the Universal music, film and television production operations the United States.
Among those expressing interest is a team of two private equity firms, the Blackstone Group and Thomas H. Lee Partners; they have signaled that they may want to buy all of Vivendi's remaining publishing assets, including operations in France and Spain, this person said.
Now, though, Imagination was gone, and Hamling's only remaining publishing endeavor was his bi-monthly girlie magazine.
"Our core business is publishing and will remain publishing," said Stephen Colvin, president of Dennis Publishing.
