In a government crisis he can always be relied upon to offer, not a solution, but a gesture which is magnificent, usually unacceptable, and which makes delicious reading as described fully in L'Ami du Peuple and, depending upon circumstances, a little more or less so in his two upper-class journals, Figaro and Le Gaulois.
In addition to the pathophysiology of upper airway disease, the journal also has thought-provoking articles on therapeutic options that should be of interest to all those researching and taking care of patients with sinonasal diseases.
[Transcription of the upper-half of the journal page, dated June 9, 1855.] …wounded Major Armstrong + Capt.
Results indicate that within the IB domain, JIBS continues to top the list, JWB has solidified its position and joined the upper tier of IB journals, the space below JIBS and JWB is increasingly contested, pointing to the emergence of a multi-tier set of "core" IB journals.
This set of 271 papers published in the upper tier of scientific journals received 84.8% (2,189) of all citations attributed to publications from the NIAID HIV/AIDS clinical trials networks and the percentage of papers that were cited one or more times, including self-citations, was 81.2%.
In the wider competitive landscape of management and business journals, IB journals perform well in the upper tier, but there is a long tail of IB journals at the lower end of our meta-ranking.
In 1909, Lake wrote to The Upper Room, an American Pentecostal journal, that missionaries were not needed as the AFM had men "far superior to any that can come from America... who can speak English, Dutch, Zulu, and Basuto".
The early-bird edition of The Lincoln Journal, front page, upper-right corner.
Most journals stipulate an upper word limit, and a maximum number and size of figures, tables, etc.
Again, arsenic and biphenyls were more frequently covered in the upper tertile of environmental science journals, but this tendency was not apparent for other environmental chemicals.
