Sentence examples for respected scientific journal from inspiring English sources
According to the study, published in February in Oikos, a highly respected scientific journal, the more beer a scientist drinks, the less likely the scientist is to publish a paper or to have a paper cited by another researcher, a measure of a paper's quality and importance.
The research was peer-reviewed and is published in a respected scientific journal, the British Journal of Nutrition.
In comparison, Michael Crichton's account in "Jurassic Park" (another Frankenstein-ian novel about the wages of scientific hubris) of how dinosaurs were recreated through the use of recovered DNA reads like a report from a respected scientific journal.
It's a fun tale of allegedly part-plagiarised/part barking mad scientific paper, creationism slipping under the scientific radar and some very red faces at a respected scientific journal.
The discovery of genes for a certain behaviour, for schizophrenia, for happiness, always get good press coverage, usually based on publication in a respected scientific journal such as Science or Nature.
Each received a paper in the post from Science, arguably the most respected scientific journal in the world, with a request to review it and send back their opinion.
When Nature, one of the world's most respected scientific journals, experimented with open peer review in 2006, the results were disappointing.
He has published more than 100 original papers in respected scientific journals, and many chapters in international books.
The commission will be headed by an academic with zero training or credentials in atmospheric science, who holds unstudied views on the topic that have been disproven in numerous refereed and respected scientific journals.
"Is the climate changing?" is not the big climate question one of the world's most respected scientific journals is seeking to address.
Empirically, we can ask in what respects the courtroom functions differently from the laboratory or the scientific journal as a theater for staging scientific representations.
