Sentence examples for would be publication from inspiring English sources

In the ideal world, all experiments would be publication quality; this, indeed, is what we should all aspire to.

Our study suggests that an option for educating practicing OB/GYNs on SCD would be through publication of educational materials in OB/GYN specialty organization publications.

The condition, of course, would be the publication of Mrs. Clinton's missing emails.

(The documentary's ending, the director told me, would be the publication, next fall, of the new Guide Michelin, the film informed by "Gordon's quest for another three stars").

Another important aspect of transparent reporting would be the publication of the tools and instruments used in NaME studies.

A possible form for such improved communication would be the publication of case studies in the official languages of the United Nations.

The image is stored at 600dpi resolution that would be of publication quality with even the smallest labels readable at this size.

There would be few publications in the meantime, and that can be a death knell for early-career scientists.

News Corp today announced that The Daily, it's iPad-only digital newspaper publication, would be stopping its standalone publication effective December 15 , 2012

"Many people wondered if the report would be revelatory before publication and comments about its content subsequent to publication are that it doesn't contain information that wasn't already known or credibly speculated," she says.

One reform suggested by many people to counteract publication bias would be to encourage the publication of more "negative findings" – papers where a hypothesis was not backed up by the experiment performed.