Sentence examples for successful journal from inspiring English sources

Jo Muirhead is the creator of the popular Book of Evidence - a hugely successful journal for collecting and storing success stories across your whole life and an effective tool for positive reflection.

While Bogus applauds Buckley's success in building what he calls "the most successful journal of opinion in history," he disdains Buckley as a thinker.

In this study, we look at journal publication success as one indicator of research performance and we investigate whether successful journal publications are related to the gender composition of the author team.

He pointed to the growing number of websites that provide guidance for scientists who want to submit a successful journal article, which can be particularly useful for those new to the field or who come from different cultural contexts.

Also AANA recently added Arthroscopic Techniques to their already successful journal of Arthroscopy.

First, the study provides findings on the role of author team composition and its relationship with successful journal publications of business researchers in German-speaking countries.

Among the most successful journals experimenting with more open peer review, different ones have different ways of integrating an interactive discussion into the process.

Chemistry Central Journal's parent company, BioMed Central, already operates a number of successful journals in the field of molecular biology – notably Algorithms for Molecular Biology, BMC Molecular Biology, and the Journal of Molecular Signaling – and related disciplines.

The growth of the genomics field also spawned many successful journals dedicated to genomics, but none that were specifically dedicated to the study of genome evolution until now.

This is a similar approach to that which AOSSM developed with their successful American Journal of Sports Medicine (AJSM) and now Orthopaedic Journal of Sports Medicine (OJSM).

The masking rates were 83.33% for authors, 33.33% for journals, and 100% for author affiliations, funding sources, and study location; all rates were considered successful bar journal of publication.