Sentences with phrase «prior publication»

UP specializes in nonfiction books by previously published writers, but we are always interested in promising material, regardless of genre or prior publication history.

However, we are always interested in quality material, regardless of genre or prior publication history.

Distribution on the Internet may be considered prior publication and may compromise the originality of the paper as a submission to a Science Journal.

We do not regard dissertations / theses as prior publications.

New network publishers should preview the information already published on the HGSE web servers (other than personal home pages) to avoid duplication of information or contradictions with prior publications.

From the outset, the case has hinged on whether it was «obvious to a person of ordinary skill in the art» to do what Broad Institute researcher Feng Zhang and colleagues did with CRISPR, based on prior publications by UC Berkeley's Jennifer Doudna, working with Emmanuelle Charpentier, then of Umeå University.

Secrecy is not sufficient; BIS's proposal places the emphasis on this feature by creating a defence of prior publication in relation to the alleged cartel.

Applicants for the EPIC Scholar in Residence Program should provide a cover letter, resume, two letters of recommendation, and examples of prior publications.

Another barrier is unclear journal policies: Does posting on a preprint server count as prior publication and therefore disqualify your manuscript from consideration by peer - reviewed journals?

Safeguards to ensure the reasonable rights of investigators and trial sponsors are protected through the following proposals: First, ICMJE editors will not consider the deposition of data in a registry to constitute prior publication.

Using data from 19 prior publications, Farin Kamangar, an NCI epidemiologist, created a virtual study comparing over 1,700 cases of esophageal cancer with 5,600 controls.

Researchers should also be wary that attempting to publish research data that has been posted on their personal, lab, or departmental Web pages could be difficult if the journal to which they wish to submit their work insists that such postings constitute «prior publication.»

Most publishers do not consider uploads to Figshare as «prior publication» so will not use them as reasons to reject a paper later submitted to them.

The assessed best estimate was that the historical negative aerosol forcing (radiation and cloud effects, but not black carbon on snow / ice) was too strong by about 0.3 Wm - 2 in the models that included that effect, a conclusion very much in line with a prior publication on climate sensitivity by Otto et al. (2013).

Information you share about yourself may include your education, accomplishments, professional qualifications, awards, titles, prior publications, media appearances, location, and family information.

This is the author's established audience, thanks to prior publications, media connections, professional or university affiliations, lecture circuits allowing for back - of - the - room sales — whatever helps achieve a competitive edge.

So I find it rather bizarre that people here are lamenting about the alleged «ivory tower» in climate science, yet here you are here claiming that someone with «only» a MSc and no prior publications is incapable of doing research.

«The new magazine is fabulously different to the prior publication.

In addition to his litigation experience, Mr. Cyrlin has authored several published articles concerning legal matters, including «Trademark Protection of Public Spectacles: Boston Athletic Changes the Rules,» 10 Loyola Entertainment Law Journal, 335, 10, 1991; «Prior Publication and the Duty to Defend,» Los Angeles Daily Journal, November, p. 7, 1997; «Reducing A Company's Risk Over Domain Name Disputes,» J. Pat.

In a victory of hyper - formalism over rationality, the PTAB said that the examiner had not provided sufficiently explicit reasons for combining the teachings of prior publications.