Sentences with phrase «prior paper»

But in general, one would need to have read dozens, if not hundreds, of prior papers in order to assess the contribution made in the most recent publication.

Finally, the status data available right now are only process data, roughly akin to # pencils used and # sheets of paper consumed for prior paper / pencil statewide tests.

«This land use problem is not just a secondary effect — it was often just a footnote in prior papers,».

Tharanga: > But in general, one would need to have read dozens, > if not hundreds, of prior papers in order to assess > the contribution

Rather, they examined returns across 37 markets within a 14 - year time period that was not tested in a prior paper that also found support for the sell in May effect.

For biomedical scientists, the average impact is about a 10 % penalty on future citations to prior papers, according to a National Bureau of Economic Research working paper posted in May.

Professor Iuliano has also demonstrated in a prior paper that even student loans covered by the bankruptcy discharge exception can still be discharged based on showing «undue hardship,» and that courts are far more likely to approve undue hardship discharges than many debtors (and lawyers) may realize.

Sorry, yet another correction: The mass resignation was in response to publication of a prior paper disputing anthropogenic global warming, although the editor of this latter paper was the same as with MMichaels.

In contrast, we show in a prior paper and our new paper that ice sheet models are far too sluggish compared with the magnitude and speed of sea level changes in the paleoclimate record.

Interestingly, this same rhetorical tactic has been used on every prior paper showing a consensus in support of AGW.

After this day, all prior paper filings will be invalid and only those registrations made through the new online system will satisfy the Act's requirement for registering a designated agent with the Copyright Office.