Sentence examples for repeated publication from inspiring English sources

"These include the repeated publication of a supposedly confirmed report that an arrest warrant had been issued for Aaron, a report that was exposed as untrue".

The law prohibits "media lynching," which it defines as the repeated publication or broadcast of information intended to smear a person's reputation or reduce one's credibility.

At the same time, those who aggressively support the repeated publication of the cartoons embody the view many Muslims have of "the west": as arrogant, disdainful of religion, chronically Islamophobic, and guilty of double standards - proudly boasting of its tolerance, but not applying it to anything Islamic.

While repeated publication in a highly competitive journals reflects the underlying quality of the researcher, it also indicates a strong role played by other factors such as author/institutional reputation and social ties with the journal editors and the referee base, and in the case of PNAS, membership in the US National Academy of Sciences.

That's not entirely the fault of studies' limitations, of course, but the repeated publication of skewed data certainly hasn't helped.

Eight articles were repeated publication.

The remaining 11 articles were identified for full-text review and 4 articles were excluded because of repeated publications.

Repeated publications regarding the same database were listed and the analysis was restricted to the most recent one (e.g. reference Pujol et al, 2001a for Pujol et al, 1993a, 1996, 2001a).

A fourth study was excluded because it was a repeat publication [ 42].

The claim has subsequently been repeated in publications around the world, and although Thursday's update did not issue a denial of that story, it made clear that "any decisive new information" on Schumacher's condition would be communicated to the media.

After violent protests throughout the Muslim world, most Western papers decided not to repeat the publication.