Sentence examples for specialty section from inspiring English sources

He has served as president of the Neurotoxicology Specialty Section of the Society of Toxicology and has been a member of numerous NIH study sections and review panels.

This editorial marks the beginning of the F1000Research: Tics specialty section, an effort to provide a single portal to modern tic research.

This editorial marks the beginning of the F1000Research: Tics specialty section, an effort to provide a single portal to modern research on tics and tic disorders.

A review sponsored by the Inhalation Specialty Section of the Society of Toxicology has addressed this issue (Henderson et al. 1995).

In order to stimulate homogeneity across Europe and in response to official EU directives, the Specialty Section in Nephrology of the European Union of Medical Specialists UEMSS) published a document with the minimum requirements that training programmes should cover [ 5].

Each article should be a minimum of 500 words and from a different section of the paper; articles from the following sections may be most appropriate, as they are likely to use abundant sources: International News, National News, Business, Circuits, Education, Science Times, New York Region (Metro) and other specialty sections.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine wrote that prior to Nirvana, "alternative music was consigned to specialty sections of record stores, and major labels considered it to be, at the very most, a tax write-off".

Sulzberger and Rosenthal saved The Times by, among other things, introducing lavishly illustrated and deeply reported specialty sections in the daily papers, which attracted readers and advertisers; the move was to be replicated widely by other papers in America and around the world.

For example, the SOT currently has 26 specialty sections focusing on specific areas of toxicology.

In January 2015, Frontiers had a portfolio of 49 open-access journals with over 50,000 researchers serving on its editorial boards and more than 380 academic specialty sections.

During the late 1970s and 1980s, numerous national and international conferences and meetings were devoted to the topic of neurotoxicology, the formation of societies or specialty sections related to neurotoxicology, and the establishment of two independent peer-reviewed journals devoted to neurotoxicology.