Sentence examples for setting publication from inspiring English sources

An HMSDCALE of @1 is close to, but not quite literally publishing everything because in a true publish-everything setting publication would take place regardless of whether the patient's health is improving.

Hiring committees and funding agencies should also give more consideration to a scientist's nonpublication contributions, the letter argues, such as data set publications, reagents, software development, patents, and the training of new scientists.

Setting apart publications on military cycling and other incidental writings, the bulk of his publications were in his chosen fields of study, classics and mathematics.

As can be seen in Fig. 1, for only 15 of the interaction pairs from the reference set a publication referring to the compound target interaction appears in a scientific journal within one year after the publication of the patent.

The book is set for publication in fall 2007.

The book is tentatively set for publication in the spring of 2016.

Ms. Mercandetti said Random House had not yet set a publication date.

Its report was a summation of an article set for publication on Saturday.

Mr. Smith's memoir, "Why I Left Goldman Sachs," is set for publication on Oct. 22.

(He set the publication schedule himself, ensuring that the black notebooks would be published last).

The United States Anti-Doping Agency has not set a publication date for that exposé.