Sentence examples for the relevant publications from inspiring English sources

In the April 1950 Orgone Energy Bulletin, he wrote, "The orgone accumulator, as has been clearly stated in the relevant publications... cannot provide orgastic potency".

As Daniel Richman, a Columbia law professor and a former Southern District prosecutor, told me, "The average hedge-fund guy who's lawyered up and a serious reader of the relevant publications is going to be more deterred by prosecution than the average dope dealer".

Knowledge gathered from the relevant publications was organised into four main categories: material science, engineering, building design and market analysis.

The results have been deduced and compared with the relevant publications available in the literature at the relevant stages of the work.

A literature search strategy was designed to identify the relevant publications from four major medical databases (Medline, Embase, Global Health and CINAHL).

"It can take a couple of months to go through the relevant publications and identify a niche where you can contribute".

Procedures were carried out, and solutions required prepared, as detailed in the relevant publication (Zhernosekov et al. 2007; Mueller et al. 2012; Eppard et al. 2014; Breeman et al. 2005).

For further details of the tissue preparation and imaging the reader is referred to the relevant publication [29].

Any differences in reporting were reconciled by jointly revisiting the relevant publication.

Within the 'experimentDescription' element, the 'bibref' element refers to the relevant publication from which the cooperativity was inferred.

Here, we refer to the models by the surname of either the first author of the relevant publication or the principal architect.