Sentence examples for significant number of papers from inspiring English sources

This story led most broadcast media and on Saturday it was covered on the front pages of a significant number of papers around the country.

Since then, Jayme has produced a significant number of papers, some of which, like the paper mentioned above, are milestones in the history of Brazilian science.

Noteworthy are a significant number of papers dealing with the resonant coupling of the Alfven and SMS waves in a curvilinear magnetic field (Southwood and Saunders, 1985; Walker, 1987; Cheng and Lin 1987; Ohtani et al., 1989; Klimushkin, 1998; Cheremnykh et al., 2004; Klimushkin and Mager, 2008).

Topics represented by a significant number of papers are: set theory (including measurable cardinals and abstract measures), topology, transformation theory, ergodic theory, group theory, projective algebra, number theory, combinatorics, and graph theory.

Table 2 shows that CDDIS has followed this translational trend, publishing a significant number of papers equally distributed in the different sections.

A significant number of papers dealing with honeybee venom chemistry were published and have demonstrated the variation of its chemical composition depending on different honeybee races and strains, place of origin, years and season of venom collection [ 6– 9].

Where significant numbers of paper files once required days or weeks to process for survey purposes, much larger volumes of material on patient conditions can today be assembled in a matter of hours.

The same is true of exams; those who find the exams easy have often completed a significant number of past papers, which means they understand the style, format and pace and have probably seen very similar questions before.

The relationship between people and their residential environment has been the subject of study for a significant number of research papers.

There should then be mandatory audits of a significant number of these paper records to ensure that the results tallied on the voting machines match the votes recorded on paper.

If you have a significant number of low-ranked papers, inevitably you will fall in the tables," he says.