Sentence examples for views published in the from inspiring English sources

Critics commented on the relationship between Janeway and Chakotay, with psychologist Richard Borofsky's views published in The Boston Herald.

Kreyberg and Thjøtta had their views published in the country's largest newspaper, Aftenposten, on 19 and 21 April 1938, Kreyberg referring to "Mr. Reich" and alleging that Reich knew less about bacteria and anatomy than a first-year medical student.

At a later date this single plane was replaced by two movable planes mounted either side of and above the gondola, attached to the bottom of the elliptical frame, as shown in the plan view published in the German "Jahrbuch der Luftfahrt" ("Aviation Yearbook") in 1911.

In her news and views published in Nature, Brigitte Kieffer showed the comparison between PZM21 and TRV130 [16].

This is current controversy over whether Nrg1 has mitogenic effects in the adult heart, amplified even more by a recent paper challenging this view published in December during the review of our manuscript (Reuter et al., 2014, PLoS One, 9(12): e115871).

In a companion News and Views article published in the same issue of Nature, Bowman wrote, "The results should prompt astrophysicists to reconsider the wavelength range that the telescopes will target".

This paradigm-changing data influenced him to both write a 'News and Views' piece, published in the same issue of Nature (Vaux, 1995), as well as directed his own laboratory's future research.

And now, the numbers and links that tell the story of our third year… Most-Viewed Posts Published in the Last Year 1.

Tells about his views on art published in the 30s: he favored govt. intervention as in Russia and Mexico.

Mr. Wanniski wrote a commentary, "It's Time to Cut Taxes," about Professor Mundell's view that was published in The Wall Street Journal on Dec. 11, 1974.

He has also had a view in brief published in the Potomac Institute's STEPS technical journal.