Sentence examples for use of journals from inspiring English sources

The hunger to write and constant use of journals to jot down notes and ideas.

Rural practitioners, however, tend to make less use of journals and online databases and ask fewer clinical questions, a difference that correlates with geographical and demographic factors.

For example, reflective practices for a climate-changing world could be encouraged by the use of journals where students in rural and remote training sites record their observations of environmental factors shaping health issues.

This study provides quantitative evidence on how the use of journal rankings can disadvantage interdisciplinary research in research evaluations.

Another area of concern highlighted by the report was the use of journal impact factors as an indicator of the quality of particular papers.

Their 18 recommendations urge the research community to "eliminate" the use of journal impact factors in funding, hiring, and promotion decisions.

The use of journal entries to teach partnership taxation concepts provides students with a visual tool that liberates them from the memorization of formulas that has long been a staple in partnership tax education.

Sometimes I will say in a review something like, "I disagree with the authors about this interpretation, but it is scientifically valid and an appropriate use of journal space for them to make this argument".

Rosenstreitch & Wooliscroft, (Rosenstreich and Wooliscroft 2012) critiqued the use of journal impact factor for marketing related researches but their aversion was in relation to "the time lag before citation of marketing articles" and not the relevance of journal impact factor ranking.

Despite the fact that most scientists, funding organisations, promotion committees and journal editors are very much aware of the numerous problems associated with the use of journal impact factors as a measure of scientific quality or even impact [1] [3], impact factors continue to be amongst the most commonly used measures of journal quality, and thereby of individual papers and their authors.

4. What factors are likely to influence the use of journal clubs by AHPs?