Sentences with phrase «publication of the paper»

Publication of a paper in a professional journal or a chapter in a text book.

He claims the period to have been cherry picked, even though it merely shows the most recent decade at the time of publication of the paper discussed above.

Normally, peer review is anonymous and happens before publication of a paper.

Employment: Recent (i.e. while engaged in this research project), present or anticipated employment by any organization that may gain or lose financially through publication of this paper.

In scientific journals, papers on biodiversity loss and conservation have increased at a steady pace, but publication of papers on climate change accelerated markedly around 2006 and overtook them.

«It took them 8 years after publication of the paper, and 5 after we submitted a retraction, and 4 1/2 years after we published proof of fraud (later borne out by Rutgers» investigation) for them finally to «retract» a paper now cited 136 times,» he writes in an e-mail.

Or for experiments in a field that is highly politicised [sic] or biased, so that finding the «wrong result» under the status quo could delay publication of your paper for months or even years.»

X-Ray Spectrometry is devoted to the rapid publication of papers dealing with the theory and application of x-ray spectrometry using electron, x-ray photon, proton, γ and γ - x sources.

Comment: This is the infamous case that lead to the resignation of multiple editors of the Climate Research journal in protest over a flawed peer review process that allowed publication of the paper.

The revised NSABB opinion brings the board closer in line with the World Health Organization, which last month advised full publication of both papers.

To expedite publication of your paper, please follow these style guidelines in preparing your figures for your revised manuscript.

Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry is devoted to the rapid publication of papers which are concerned with the development of magnetic resonance techniques, or in which the application of such techniques plays a pivotal part.

Following the successful conclusion of the field trials and subsequent publication of the paper, we look forward to participating in the implementation of the technology in the industry.»

Even if there are some brilliant solutions in the works, one could reasonably argue that a more honest acknowledgement of the problem by IPCC might have led to earlier publication of these papers.

After hearing from Sen. Jeffords, Dr. von Storch says he decided to speed an editorial into print criticizing publication of the paper.

The Alberta Law Review reserves the right to first publication of the papers submitted.

Funding: Support for a research program (including salaries, equipment, supplies, reimbursement for attending symposia, and other expenses) by organizations that may gain or lose financially through publication of this paper.

MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J., Oct. 18, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)-- Androvia LifeSciences, a company devoted to the development of infertility solutions, announced today the publication of a paper presenting the potential economic impact of the Cap - ScoreTM in the Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics, a Springer International Publishing AG publication.

Since this month's publication of my paper «The Burden of Suboptimal Breastfeeding in the United States» in Pediatrics with Arnold Reinhold, I'm often asked by reporters what the US can do better to improve our breastfeeding rates.

I have been eagerly awaiting the publication of this paper on midwifery policy the United States.1 It represents several years of work by a large group of researchers to identify and measure the ways that state midwifery policies affect the overall performance

The firm proposed developing «blue - ribbon panels,» «constructing a study to establish» that DuPont's chemical was safe, and arranging the publication of papers «dispelling the alleged nexus» between the company's chemical and its alleged harmful effects on humans.

Since then, the DWP has repeatedly refused to release them, arguing that time and resources would need to be diverted to dealing with the media debate that would be likely to follow the publication of the papers.

The documents suggest a deep involvement in writing, editing and overseeing the publication of the papers, with sometimes only minimal involvement from the named authors.

Marcott, a postdoctoral student at Oregon State University, received hundreds of emails over the weeks following the publication of his paper in the journalScience.

Yet this week sees the publication of a paper that seeks to blow that fact out of the water.

Bethe won the contest and then OK'd publication of his paper, which appeared in March 1939.

«Frederick Fenter, executive editor at Frontiers, says the company had no choice but to fire the entire group because they were holding up the publication of papers until their demands were met, which he likens to «extortion.»»

John Bates, who recently retired from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Climatic Data Center, told the Daily Mail newspaper in England that a 2015 federal study was intended «to discredit the notion of a global warming hiatus» and was rushed «to time the publication of the paper to influence national and international deliberations on climate policy.»

For 23 years before the publication of that paper, Duesberg says, he never had an application for public funding of his research turned down.

The idea of ILUC became widespread after the publication of a paper on the topic in 2008 in the journal Science.

He has worked on CFD models for the basic shape variants and has now embarked on the publication of papers derived from his PhD thesis that deal with all of them individually, showing how their performance can be predicted.

The publication of the paper in Oncotarget this week is timely, given the test launch of the Falcon Heavy, SpaceX's largest rocket to date, just last week.

That idea was reinforced in the late 1930s with the publication of a paper on the use of ergotamine tartrate, an alkaloid that was known to constrict blood vessels.

With the publication of her paper in Quaternary Science Reviews, the scrutiny — and the stakes — will increase.

► The researchers who developed a computer game to investigate the structure of RNA molecules found themselves in an unusual situation this week: The publication of their paper was nearly delayed because the journal had ««ethical» concerns» about identifying some of the authors by their game names instead of their full names, John Bohannon wrote on Wednesday.

Adding to the brouhaha is a series of exchanges between the magazine's editor - in - chief and nonauthors seeking to influence Science during its publication of the paper.