Sentence examples for supplemental issue from inspiring English sources

The nine other papers in this supplemental issue address measurement and intervention issues, with special emphasis on obesity prevention.

This article is part of a supplemental issue of the journal devoted entirely to papers on how abuse liability of medications is affected by their formulation for medical use.

The goal of this supplemental issue is to address major knowledge, research, and clinical practice gaps regarding the limited focus on brain injury in girls and women as well as limited analysis of the effect of sex and gender in research on acquired brain injury.

A total of 186 abstracts were submitted to the conference; abstracts accepted for either an oral or poster presentation are published in this supplemental issue of the Journal.

The issue of polymorphic metabolism of tamoxifen related to therapy efficacy is briefly commented upon in relation to phase III trials here and in detail in another paper in this supplemental issue.

doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6600503 www.bjcancer.com © (2002) Cancer Research UK In your supplemental issue for volume 84, dated April 2001, Egrie and Browne (2001) reported a compilation of studies on the characterisation of novel erythropoiesis stimulating protein (NESP).

Launched in 2006, INHAND publishes its recommendations in the peer-reviewed journals Toxicologic Pathology and Journal of Toxicologic Pathology, dedicating separate supplemental issues to specific organ systems.

This article is part of a Supplemental Special Issue entitled The Future of Automated Seizure Detection and Prediction.

Staal was not assessed a penalty, nor did the league issue supplemental discipline.

The task of restoring historical balance is endless; when it comes time to issue supplemental volumes, the editors will no doubt want to include more figures of Spanish origin -- Cabeza de Vaca, who discovered Texas, Santa Anna, who tried to keep it, and Jose Marti, the Cuban revolutionary who wrote for The New York Sun, are now missing.

"We were really taking the piss," laughs Ademir Volic, of Volume 3 Architects, who dreamed up the proposal for Hunt, referring to the fact that such a large-scale extension was at that time, before the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea issued supplemental planning guidance on subterranean developments, a simple matter of making a £150 householder application fee [see footnote].