Sentence examples for unpublished resources from inspiring English sources

The register concentrates on unpublished resources including databases, old sets of files, and recent electronic files.

First, as we have seen, the primary purpose of Section 108(b) was to provide convenient access to the vast array of unpublished resources of possible scholarly interest found in the historical repositories of the nation.

The challenges for exhaustive literature searches and reviews typically include time constraints, language barriers, availability (access or subscription) to literature, and limitations of available electronic databases, catalogues, and search engines to detect all published and unpublished resources related to the study.

Authors of that previous study took expression data from an unpublished resource.

You will be able to find unpublished resource materials, such as expert papers, presentations and background notes from regional and national events on this topic.

You  will be able to find unpublished resource materials, such as expert papers, background notes, studies on some of the results of the social care reform.

The need for these guidelines has been highlighted by the recognition by initiators of the Human Variome Project (HVP) of the immense unpublished and inaccessible resource of information existing in diagnostic laboratories and the significant clinical need to have access to this information [Cotton et al., 2007; Kaput et al., 2009].

Working with previously unpublished photographs and archival resources, Ming Tiampo considers Gutai's pioneering transnational practice, spurred on by mid-century developments in mass media and travel that made the movement's field of reception and influence global in scope.

Publication and journal databases were searched in English, while the Internet and resources for unpublished and "grey" literature were searched using English, Italian, French and Spanish words.

This was followed by peer-reviewed research (whose importance value was half that of systematic reviews), policies/evaluations/data from external organisations, and unpublished research or conference resources.

The initiators of the Human Variome Project recently recognized that having access to some of the immense resources of unpublished information already present in diagnostic laboratories would provide critical data to help manage genetic disorders.