Sentence examples for request publications from inspiring English sources

Among prostate cancer patients, employed men aged 60+ were more likely to need emotional support than retired men aged 70 +; men < 59 years old were more likely to request publications, but less likely to enquire about specific therapies than others.

Among male colorectal cancer patients, employed men were less likely to request site-specific information, but more likely to need emotional support than retired men; patients from geographical areas other than Thames were more likely to request publications; patients from manual classes were less likely to enquire about specific therapies than those from non-manual classes.

Based on the context elicitation system, we present a context-aware services-oriented architecture for providing context-aware Web service request, publication, and discovery.

Now there is so much competition for a spot in the issue that some authors submit papers early in the year and request publication at Christmastime.

We contacted 23 manufacturers to request publication references, and eight (35%) responded, confirming that the trials of interest had not been published.

These days, Google are wiser and more aggressive, with occasional flurries of letters requesting publications not to refer to "googling".

Upon receiving a resource publication request, the publication engine validates and parses the resource description, and stores the received document in its XML text format in the database.

Upon receiving a resource publication request, the publication engine validates and parses the resource description, and stores the received documents as is in the database.

The president requested publication of proof or a retraction, saying the charges would be dropped in that event.

But when the BBC's Martin Rosenbaum requested publication of the Coins database, one of the express reasons for denying the request was that the Treasury's work would be disrupted by "misinterpretation".

The Army Corps of Engineers' most requested publication is "Pothole Primer". In winter, the proportion of glycerol antifreeze in the body fluid of the gall-moth caterpillar is nearly as high as the proportion of ethylene glycol in fluids added to car radiators in southern Canada.