Sentence examples for take published from inspiring English sources

That's the premise of my new book, "The Benefit and the Burden: Tax Reform — Why We Need It and What It Will Take" (published today by Simon & Schuster).

In newborn screening-related cost-utility analyses of MS/MS, it is common to take published utility weights from studies of adults with neurological impairments caused by other disorders than metabolic ones [ 42], although parent preferences for pediatric outcomes are also available [ 85].

While all (13/13) respondents to the survey mentioned that their institutions take published data into account for coverage decisions (Additional file 6: Table S3), only seven (Czech Republic, Germany, Finland, France, Iceland, Poland, Sweden) explicitly stated that unpublished information is also considered.

"Some have asked me if it took published news reports for us to take action," Mohn wrote.

"What It Takes," published at more than 1,000 pages, took Cramer six years to report and write, covering six presidential candidates in depth.

Taking published literature on this subject into account, it is possible that this may have a counterproductive effect.

The additional suggestions for PIM were given a justification as to why they may be classified as PIM, taking published data into consideration when necessary.

The sample size was calculated by taking published data as well as economic feasibility into account to allow the estimation of differences in the prevalence of type-specific HPV between the high-risk and control groups.

Are there ebooks out there that everyone should read, or brilliant writers who have taken publishing into their own hands?

Financial American Expressss No brand takes publishing more seriously than Amex.

Job seekers are coached to take the published job description and weave it into their resume.