Sentence examples for using the same article from inspiring English sources

Once articles were pre-selected by title, the same procedure was used to score the available abstracts, using the same article selection and disagreement resolution process.

For example, an article that was written by an advertiser to promote their product, but using the same form as an article written by the editorial staff".

When Aftenposten reported on the suspension – using the same photograph in its article, which was then shared on the publication's Facebook page – the newspaper received a message from Facebook asking it to "either remove or pixelize" the photograph.

All other variables are defined as before, and we are using the same notation throughout the article.

When combining MeSH-term and text word search using the same search terms 242 articles were identified.

To this concern, in the present article, using the same number of grid points ((3+3+3)) of a single compact cell, we have proposed two new off-step discretizations for the solution of the fourth-order quasi-linear PDE (1) having the foremost advantage that these are directly applicable to the singular problems without requiring any fictitious points.

In this article, using the same number of grid points and three evaluations of the function g (as compared to five and nine evaluations of the function g discussed in [33] and [35]), we have derived a new stable spline in tension finite difference method of O ( k 2 + h 4 ) accuracy for the solution of second-order quasi-linear hyperbolic equation (1.1).

In this article, using the same number of grid points and three evaluations of the function F, we have derived a new stable method of (O k^{2} + k^{2}h_{l} + h_{l}^{3})) accuracy for the solution of second order quasilinear hyperbolic equation (1.1).

In this article, using the same number of grid points, we have derived a new stable method of accuracy four, which instead involves the terms like 1 / ( r l − 1 / 2 ), and hence is more convenient to implement at singular points.

In a study published in 1979 in Advances in the Study of Affect, vol. 5, and in another article using the same data and published in 1980 in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Michael D. Storms of the University of Kansas outlined his own reimagining of the Kinsey scale.

See if you could rewrite the article, using the same information, to tell a completely different story.