Sentence examples for substantial journals from inspiring English sources
Excitingly, there are rumours of unpublished novels and substantial journals that may swell the Golding shelf.
Here's her reply: All of the articles have been submitted to journals, and we have received substantial journal peer reviews.
There was substantial heterogeneity among journals with respect to our primary outcome and CONSORT compliance.
RCT evidence in pediatric CAM is being published in a substantial number of journals.
"Aaron Swartz devised a scheme to defraud JSTOR of a substantial number of journal articles which they had invested in collecting, obtaining the rights to distribute and digitizing," the indictment reads.
A recent Guardian article report substantial increases in journal subscription prices in latter years [ 5].
The rupture is the latest development in a long-running dispute between publishing houses, which profit from charging often substantial subscriptions for their journals, and academics in favour of an "open access" model whereby their research papers are put into the public domain free of charge.
The latter analysis plausibly refers to journals with substantial tradition and influence; those with a low and declining impact factor could instead have been left out of the Journal Citation Reports® database.
In summary, the quality of reporting in abstracts of RCTs published in these five leading Chinese medical journals requires substantial improvement to meet the recommendations set out in CONSORT for Abstracts guidelines.
Conversely, Engineering and General Social Sciences have no particular concentration and there is substantial diversity in the journals representing the top-cited papers; their PIE and Shannon-Weiner indices are above 0.97 and above 3.6, respectively.
The two main conclusions of their paper, besides the incorrect assessment of the general quality of interventional radiology papers, as discussed above, are that (i) papers published in JVIR are of a higher quality compared to papers published in CVIR, and (ii) articles published in both journals display substantial weaknesses.
