Sentence examples for was primarily published from inspiring English sources

The edition of this book that I read also included the Julian chapter which is a bonus chapter and was primarily published separately, so do read that too because it is like a perfect epilogue for the book and the readers can also understand Julian's side of the story (Julian is one of the bullies who gives August a really hard time).

Works of evolution by example are primarily published as trade books, even those published by university presses.

A considerable number of diagnostic studies for PET have been conducted, but as they are primarily published in Japanese, they have not been widely reported in international journals and databases.

Those that did were primarily published since Halbesleben and colleagues' articulation of this shortcoming in 2008 [ 16].

Dixon-Woods et al [ 20] propose a valuable range of methods for synthesising quantitative and qualitative evidence, but their focus is primarily on published research.

Mr. Salus said the information his company published was primarily of interest to Internet service providers, multinational corporations and financial services companies that must "keep track of slowdowns in trades where a matter of minutes can be millions of dollars".

Johnson continued to sell these profitable books until the end of the 1790s, but as a religious Dissenter, he was primarily interested in publishing books that would improve society.

This systematic review was primarily directed at identifying the published literature regarding current practices of the scale development.

The idea behind these experiments was primarily based on the work published by Fischer et al [18], [35] and Tsankova et al [52] who showed in an animal model for neurodegeneration that HDAC inhibition (using sodium butyrate) results in comparable neuro-restorative effects as induced by EE.

Unit price calculation for resource use was primarily based on the methods published by Krauth et al. [ 24].

In fact, Beckmann's account, and thus Mackay's by association, was primarily sourced to three anonymous pamphlets published in 1637 with an anti-speculative agenda.