Sentence examples for the publishing practices from inspiring English sources

Landis references an e-mail sent from an NIH staffer to the OMICS group last September saying that PubMed Central will not accept any OMICS Publishing Group journals because the "[National Library of Medicine's] selection group has raised serious concerns about the publishing practices of your organization".

Reproduction or modification of the published practice guidelines and technical standards by those entities not providing these services is not authorized.

Comparing the published practice survey data in different countries and regions [ 10- 15] (summarized in Figure 4), it appears that physicians tend to use a mode with at least some hemofiltration (that is, either CVVH or CVVHDF), perhaps anticipating additional benefit associated with hemofiltration.

10 11 An example of the distorting effects of these publishing practices was shown in a study by Mattila and colleagues.

In the past few months it has been the scene of debate about whether the scientific publishing practices initiated by members of the Royal Society almost 350 years ago are still fit for purpose.

Thus, authors will enjoy the benefits of publishing in a journal following the strong publishing practices of Sports Medicine, with the same editorial and publishing expertise and experience associated with that journal.

In May, the US Federal Trade Commission filed a case against Omics' American subsidiary, accusing the publisher of "deceptive publishing practices".

This article describes the results of three studies designed to understand better the journal operations, publishing practices, and impact of school psychology journals in recent years.

This study stresses the importance of the integration based on the use of standard data publishing practices.

It touts the advantages of society publishing practices and commits signers to making information as free as possible, "depending on each publisher's business and publishing requirements".

The names of these books were, according to a contributor to a 1973 festschrift for Shah, changed before publication due to the "exigencies of commercial publishing practices".