Sentence examples for substantial publications from inspiring English sources

Hyde prepared substantial publications for both events, and Panoramania!

During the following several years Schleiermacher complemented On Religion with two substantial publications which were more ethical in orientation: the especially important Soliloquies (1800; second edition 1810) and the Outlines of a Critique of Previous Ethical Theory (1803).

A substantial publication introduced his work to a wider audience, and a show in Mayfair followed.

In today's bureaucratized universities, with their insistence on substantial publication, Morgenbesser would never receive tenure, let alone become a full professor.

He added: "The evidence shows that there was no substantial publication in England and Wales, and that there was no effect on the reputation of Mr Subotic in England and Wales".

I am supposed to inspire and empower my female students, but here I am, a woman with a substantial publication record, all kinds of teaching qualifications and 13 years of experience, still begging for another fixed-term contract.

This resulted in Black's only substantial publication concerning an industrial process, "An Explanation of the Effect of Lime upon Alkaline Salts," which was published in Home's Experiments on Bleaching (1771).

But on one critically important metric — how hot the planet will get from a doubling of the pre-industrial concentration of greenhouse gases, a k a "climate sensitivity" — some climate researchers with substantial publication records are shifting toward the lower end of the warming spectrum.

Overall, results from funnel plots and regression-based tests indicate moderate to substantial publication bias, which is reflected in larger, more elastic values, especially for price elasticities.

Are there alternative grants schemes that you can apply for which are aimed at early-stage researchers without substantial publication records?

No substantial publication bias was observed (p = 0.39 for Begg rank correlation analysis; p = 0.49 for Egger weighted regression analysis).