Sentence examples for select journals from inspiring English sources

So what does that mean for the way in which I select journals to approach for publication of my work?

Jump forward fifty years to the row between the United States and Edward Snowden over four purloined laptops containing large amounts of sensitive intelligence data, data which Snowden has been carefully passing out to a few select journals.

Thus, with an increasing number of citations per paper in a scientific field, the preferential concentration of the most-cited papers in a few select journals becomes even more prominent.

We particularly aimed to select journals that clinicians read.

Another requirement is that annotated articles are published in a list of select journals (e.g. PLoS Genetics) in PubMed Central (PMC) that allow free access and text analysis.

In the first instance, the checklist will be rolled out on a small group of select journals: BMC Biology, BMC Neuroscience, Genome Biology, and GigaScience.

By using certain key words in automated searches, each scientist is becoming the "editor" of his or her own select journal, with weekly lists of new publications.

First, the keyword setting for journal selection has limitations; the 100 newly selected journals are not equivalent to existing full infectious disease journals.

I was diverted and intrigued by Stephen Spender's New Selected Journals 1939-1995 (Faber £45), edited by Lara Feigel and John Sutherland (with Natasha Spender).

Peerage of Science currently offers free trials to selected journals.

The compiled results are analysed for patterns that appear to reveal the 'scientific identity' of each of the selected journals.