Sentence examples for typical papers from inspiring English sources

A survey of these typical papers shows that a wide variety of genome analysis pipelines using combinations of bioinformatics tools, from simple to sophisticated, will pass peer review.

He took us through a typical paper, beginning to end.  1.

At the highest end of the spectrum, purchasing seven bulky papers each week, all of them printed on typical paper stock and ultimately sent to landfill, could create as much as a tonne of CO2e each year.

A mark of how intricate these experiments are is the number of coauthors on a typical paper -- 486 on the gluino report, the names and institutional affiliations sprawling across more than a third of the six pages.

A typical paper mill might revolve around one or two machines, but Cheung used her success in the recycling trade to attract easy financing, and the first paper machine that she installed was followed by another, then another, and then one more; last year, the Dongguan plant had a total of thirteen paper machines, and had become the world's largest paper mill.

A typical paper now reports 10 P values, double the number from the 1980s.

For a typical paper grade, such as newsprint, the stress-strain curve is characterized by an initial linear region which is followed by a non-linear region.

Although all authors on a paper will need to join PeerJ to publish, the journal's founders predict that fees for publishing a typical paper will still be less than those charged by other open access journals.

A typical paper machine manufactures a variety of different products (grades) which impose variable per-unit raw material and energy costs to the mill.

The approach has been applied to the press (series system) and washing (series parallel system) units of a typical paper mill.

It was found that the high inhomogeneity and the typical paper thinness affected tensile testing and as a result, a modified method for zero-span tensile strength test was developed.