For studies that reported different sub-groups separately [ 30- 32] those sub-groups were included as separate papers in the meta-analysis.
Separate papers by Dr. Beavan's team and Dr. Lay's team appear in the current issue of the journal Nature.
In separate papers, the defense team made clear some of the risks that the government could face if Mr. Moussaoui represented himself.
Austin Smith at the University of Edinburgh, and Naohiro Terada at the University of Florida in Gainesville, have one suggestion, which they propose in separate papers in Nature.
In his lifetime he published two books and 53 separate papers; his writings were collected in one volume as Works (1781) by Alexander secundus.
In separate papers, the three researchers suggested that RNA had previously served a more elemental role in creating a library of genetic information, ultimately to allow organisms to replicate.
During that six year period, editor Chris de Freitas published 14 separate papers from a select group of 14 climate contrarians including Willie Soon, John Christy, and Pat Michaels.
There were to be, appropriately enough, considering the circumstances, two separate papers from King's: one from Wilkins and his colleagues, A.R. Stokes and H.R. Wilson, a second by Franklin and Gosling.
In addition to the memo, the lawyers have submitted separate papers for their clients tailored to each man's personal circumstances, offering arguments of why the death penalty is not appropriate.
In separate papers based on data from the Wilkinson satellite, both groups reported finding such rings, but said the rings were consistent with having arisen by chance in the earliest moments of our own universe.
This is the subject of separate papers.
