Sentence examples for well published in from inspiring English sources

Bill wrote nineteen books — among them "American Places" (travel), "Spring Training" (baseball), "Willie and Dwike" (the jazz musicians Willie Ruff and Dwike Mitchell), "Easy to Remember" (the American songbook), and, most memorably, "On Writing Well," published in 1976, which captured "Nonfiction Workshop" between hard covers.

A carotid-cavernous sinus fistula (CCF) is a rare condition well known in the neurosurgical field, but not well published in emergency medicine literature.

Other thresholds are published in well circumscribed groups of patients (for a review see [ 28]).

"We are very vigorous in choosing our leaders of drug discovery; all of the leaders are outstanding, well published scientists in their own right.

She did well, was published in the school's literary journal and was briefly engaged.

The predictions of axial dispersion coefficient agree favorably with all the experimental data collected in this work as well as published in the literature.

The platform was used to test for HepG2 cytotoxicity 50% (CT50) using commercially available drugs which further correlated well with published in vivo LD50 values.

The short average OTA half-life for whole rumen fluid of 2.6 h (1.3 4.5 h) demonstrates the high OTA degradation capacity of the rumen MP (i.e., standard HGT inoculum) and corresponds well with published in vivo results.

We follow in some detail how well papers published in EMM are received and how rejected manuscripts fare elsewhere.

Results of the SWITCH study are due in 2013, and will be disseminated widely to relevant community and government organizations, as well as published in academic journals.

A Life-course Model of Well-being, published in the latest edition of the Economic Journal, offers "a completely new perspective on which factors contribute most to a satisfying life".