Sentence examples for years of articles from inspiring English sources

Trawling through 50 years of articles, I found gem after polished gem.

Recipes and advice culled from nearly 20 years of articles in Eating Well magazine.

"Politics: Observations & Arguments" (which will be available next week) is a collection of almost 40 years of articles.

Mellon was already engaged in another digital-imaging project -- Jstor -- to make hundreds of years of articles from scholarly journals available online.

More than 160 years of articles from the Economist are set to become available online with the launch of The Economist Historical Archive 1843-2003.

"I know what you're saying... but all those years of articles, of reading, 'She's in her sister's shadow' or whatever – of course, I see that stuff, but it was never how things really were.

To put it another way, holding an election now, and then another in June 2022, means in theory that a prime minister would have two years of Article 50 negotiations and then another three years of transition arrangements before they would have to go back to the country to let voters give their verdict on whether they had done a good job.

And while one 2001 article analyzed 140 years of popular articles about crying, and found that 94percentt promoted crying as beneficial, but the actual research paints a murkier picture.

We will also group indications according to patient age (adult vs paediatric depending on whether the included patients were ≥16-years old vs <16-years old, respectively), country and year of article publication in order to assess whether differences appear to exist across regions, practice types or time periods.

Meta-regression for mortality associated with published year of article.

aThe authors do not provide the year of data collection and the year of article publication is used as a proxy.