Sentence examples for those publications for from inspiring English sources

I'm grateful to NewSouth Books for allowing me to borrow from those publications for my discussions on the Huffington Post.

We obtained 60 references and then scoured those publications for additional references.

Here, the authors summarize 40 of the most widely-cited papers on energetics and aging over the last 4 years by themes, including suggested priorities from those publications for future work.

These subjects have participated in previous genetic and clinical trials undertaken by our research group [ 17- 21] and we remand to those publications for a thorough description of their recruitment.

Full papers were retrieved for those fulfilling the criteria, and also for those publications for which the ability to assess their eligibility could not be assessed on the basis of the titles and abstracts alone.

Malicious hacks browse these publications for unprofessional comments like this.

Within the non-AMNOG documents, reporting rates in European public assessment reports were better than those in registry reports but worse than those in journal publications (for example, European public assessment reports versus journal publications: 29% v 41% for results items in the total study populations).

Some people may consider illegally downloading content from the "1942 edition of the Journal of Botany" to be benign, but downloading periodicals such as the New York Times — or The New Yorker, for that matter — without paying for them would harm the people who worked for those publications in the past and who write for them today.

Except for those publications which clearly marked their titles as "environmental history," it is difficult for us to classify which is indeed a study of "environmental history," let alone provide a comprehensive summary of the current research of Chinese environmental history.

Spokesmen for those publications said her employment was so short few people remembered much about her.

He explained at the time that "some of the content I provided for those publications was intended to shock readers or to use humour in a shocking way rather than to provide legitimate commentary".