Sentence examples for so-called publication from inspiring English sources

This so-called "publication blitz" immediately established Derrida as a major figure in the new movement in philosophy and the human sciences centered in Paris, and brought the idiom "deconstruction" into its vocabulary.

**Recent empirical research challenges the routine use of the so-called "publication bias diagnostics" [ 19- 21].

Withholding data from original publications - so-called publication bias - is a major problem [ 5].

However, a simulation based on the well-accepted method of the so-called publication bias showed that more than 100 null studies would be required to lead our results to a statistical level of non-significance.

This is probably the frequent denunciations of the tendency for those papers presenting a significant positive result to receive more favorable publication decisions than equally well-conducted ones that report a negative or null result, the so-called publication bias [ 48- 50].

But by far the most important change that needs to be made to English libel law is to scrap the so-called 'multiple publication rule'.

Roche acknowledges that anonymous medical writers were involved in at least one of the papers, but the company argues this was standard practice at the time, before so-called Good Publication Practice Guidelines took effect in 2003.

It was far too long for most so-called mainstream publications, the Negro press did not publicize it, and only a few theological journals showed any interest.

Ms. Gao acknowledged that some of the articles came from so-called neibu publications.

Berg also complained that "the so-called humorous publications emanating from various college and university campuses seem to deal exclusively with the subject of sex".

In the wake of the 2016 Presidential campaign, with its catastrophic feedback loop of fake news and clickbait, people have subscribed in surging numbers to so-called legacy publications.