| Anyway, thanks for the laughs, and I look forward to reading the next journal and next gazette. |
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| Local field botany was so important that TBC members could support a separate journal just devoted to that subject. |
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| At least 16 years ago, research published in the medical journal demonstrated the protective power of cod liver oil in pig arteries. |
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| The researcher's race, background, and research assumptions were explicated in a research journal providing readers with a context for critique. |
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| They were also given the option of keeping a weblog for their journal assignment, but so far no one has indicated any interest in that either. |
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| The fact that you have not been seemingly bound by tradition in either format or construction of this journal is certainly refreshing. |
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| If, however, the journal wants to peer review every study and take only those that are original and pass review then the fee will be smaller. |
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| Lastly, if the site or journal is too obscure, I may as well go post on some random message board. |
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| This journal began by trying to steer a compromise between accommodationists and radicals. |
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| Researchers at the Queen Mary University of London published a paper in the journal Nature last January which puts a name to all this activity. |
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| Louis put aside his journal and studied his daughter over the rim of his spectacles. |
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| It is a first-tier journal for new methods and significant improvements in life sciences and chemistry. |
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| Keeping a journal or chart that tracks student progress in various areas of development also is recommended. |
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| Another good example of how 8 has been commonly misinterpreted is found in the holograph journal of Father Jacques Marquette. |
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| A journal editor, for example, has an interest in publishing controversial or newsworthy articles that will be quoted. |
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| Through journal writing and therapy, increase self-awareness of feelings and needs. |
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| And by the way, here's the permalink to his journal entry with his answers. |
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| The study is published in the online edition of the journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics. |
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| If the views of an associate professor expressed in a learned journal come within the scope of the vilification laws, then anything goes. |
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| The journal also published an annual bibliography of works published during the year. |
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| The normal convention of italicisation of journal names and book titles should be adopted. |
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| And why was this published in Nature, a journal with no expertise in historical linguistics? |
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| Within the small tote at his side lies the journal into which he places all of his thoughts and recollections. |
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| According to a report published today in the journal Nature, people are nearly twice as likely to lean right instead of left when puckering up. |
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| The past few weeks have been bursting with the self-obsessed, stumbling Brit who generously lets us peruse her journal entries. |
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| Some include journal entries or family heirlooms such as recipes that have been handed down from generation to generation. |
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| If you're stumped, start by answering the following questions in your journal and look for rules in your answers. |
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| If not, I think it's a serious consideration if this journal is any indication. |
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| When the journal Nature sent a team of invigilators to the laboratory, he was unable to replicate his findings. |
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| Virtually every philosophy journal has published a review of the book, and several have included detailed critical studies of aspects of it. |
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| In 1925, he was instrumental in founding the journal American Speech, which he hoped would be sold at corner news-stands. |
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| The journal provides a forum for the discussion of the theory and practice of drama and theatre education. |
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| When I thumbed through his journal at the shop today I had the strong feeling that he never intended for these thoughts to be publicised. |
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| I see myself safely cocooned in down, my toes curled around a hot-water bottle, writing in my journal and plotting the day's travel on the topo. |
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| Any journal dealing with biological subjects will inevitably include discussions of issues related to evolution. |
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| In 1820 Scott, with other prominent Tories, secretly financed the new Tory journal the Beacon, whose aim was to assail radical Whiggism. |
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| I made a major fumble last night in modifying the journal files and creating a new one for the day's new entry. |
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| The journal was beautifully produced, the illustrations including original prints. |
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| I snapped, irritated, and bent over this journal again, watching my hand shake as I scribbled a long squiggly line across the lined pages. |
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| The Musical Times is a quarterly journal that considers for publication articles on a wide variety of musical subjects. |
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| In a not-so-obvious way, the book and the journal serve as a preschool primer in anger-management therapy. |
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| The news update related to the sector will be included in the journal to be published in June and December. |
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| I had the sudden urge, a sudden itch, to pull the journal from my pack and read in the safety of my bath. |
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| In thousands of journal articles and scholarly monographs Christianity's holy wars have been probed, analyzed, and debated. |
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| But you should maybe have posted a notice in the journal a month ago when it was actually released in the shops. |
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| We want the letters columns in the paper journal to reflect the liveliness of conversations on the web. |
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| Targeted at the upper segment of society, the journal can be found in hotel lobbies and airport lounges besides news-stands and bookstores. |
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| My name is Jane Elizabeth Summers and this is a journal of my senior year at Madison High School. |
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| Every few leaves of the Mackenzie journal there appears a watermark in the lower left corner. |
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| Even a normally dry, dull and barely read political journal got in on the act with a feature on the demise of hip-hop. |
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| It might be helpful if you would consider keeping a journal of your thoughts and feelings, or saving your doodles and sketches for me to look at. |
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| The journal failed to note his affiliation with the company, a notorious environmental polluter. |
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| An efficient editor will not allow the volume of its journal go on swelling purposelessly. |
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| The propagator of the thesis is the founding editor of an irregularly published journal of socioeconomic commentary. |
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| A paper in the journal Science has further relegated poor Pluto's status by proving that twin dwarf planet Eris is 27 per cent larger. |
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| The findings are being published in this week's issue of the journal Nature. |
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| It doesn't help that medical journal editors are by and large undiscriminating in the papers they publish. |
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| Nor does the typical academic journal have sufficient resources to compensate graduate students to perform this task. |
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| This does not mean that achieving a productive scholarly interactivity in a Web journal is either easy or straightforward. |
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| She opened the journal as she screamed and started to tear out the pages and rip them up. |
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| I record this verbatim from a journal written at the time, with just the occasional commentary. |
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| Alves says he hopes to publish a journal article this fall detailing the 2004 findings. |
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| All write operations are queued to the secondary device, or the journal device, which may be disk or tape. |
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| I learned American Sign Language at the New York School for the Deaf, read journal articles and finally was accepted. |
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| The surviving manuscript journal contains mathematical puzzles and their solutions. |
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| Jake remained across the room at his desk, looking broodily down at the open journal instead of up at his stepfather. |
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| I want to talk a little more about the journal since that's the occasion for this conversation. |
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| He kept a secret journal of his assignations with high-power closeted Hollywood players and revelled in his clandestine life as a quasi-hooker. |
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| Their results are published online by Small, a new journal dedicated to breakthroughs in nanoscience and engineering. |
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| I'd never heard of the journal before but it's chock full of goodness for those with an interest in word usage and origins. |
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| I am aware of the closeness of Cocteau's journal to my own designs, a closeness that is of the design anyway. |
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| A naval journal from 1853-1854 reveals clashes with pirates in the Far East at the height of British imperial power. |
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| Dear Neil, firstly, I'd like to thank you for contributing to our journal on a regular basis. |
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| Columnist for Vanity Fair and for brain-boggling US journal The Nation, Hitchens has a fierce reputation for intellectual and political acuity. |
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| The controversial cover of the University of Winnipeg's creative writing journal has some contributors, editors and students crying foul. |
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| St Jack on the last page of his journal reported nine influenza deaths at the mission. |
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| It is and remains a journal of theory, research and reportage but this does not make it non-partisan. |
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| In 1823 Abel published papers on functional equations and integrals in a new scientific journal started up by Hansteen. |
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| Hopefully, this will enliven the journal and make it more interesting in the eyes of a broad military readership. |
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| The explorers' frequent journal references to their horses are testimony to their dependence on those tough, grass-fed animals. |
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| I wrote my remarks from the entries in my reading journal after having lent the book to someone and may well have misread my own notes. |
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| John Taylor's paper was dashed off and sent to the scientific journal Nature for publication. |
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| Their merging of low-temperature fabrication and nanowires in a high-performance electronic device is described this week in the journal Nature. |
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| In their classrooms, as in most classrooms, comprehension was assessed by teacher questions, worksheets, or journal activities. |
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| The new journal grew out of the general disaffection that had been floating around the discipline for years. |
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| A blog, or web log to give the term its full name, is basically a journal available for other people to read on the web. |
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| Merlin capped his pen and set his journal on the office desk in front of him. |
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| I wrote in a separate journal and rewrote it into my diary when I got back. |
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| Perhaps distantly connected, however, is the issue currently circulating of whether academics should journal at all. |
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| That journal is nothing but a bunch of copyright stealers, plagiarists and intellectual thieves. |
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| Not surprisingly, his journal entries during this period indicate real emotional distress and disorientation about the direction of his life. |
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| One other interesting thing about this predecessor journal it was published bimonthly. |
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| The main purpose of an external house journal is to promote the organization, its products, and its services. |
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| Marrissa staggered down the dark empty hallway, clutching a dagger in her left hand and her journal in the other. |
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| I killed the elite armigers but I didn't get a journal update and can't complete the quest. |
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| Perhaps the readers of this journal have similar blots on their escutcheons. |
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| It is the task of a scholarly journal to provide a platform for many interesting lines of discussion and analysis. |
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| A research paper in the journal Science found the number of new infections was rising. |
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| Yet, like Darwin and many science textbooks and evolutionist books for laymen, the editor of this journal endorses embryonic recapitulation. |
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| Their study was submitted yesterday to the journal Physical Review Letters. |
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| Later that month he wrote an online journal to explain to his friends what bi-gender means. |
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| She also has had all contact with authors, edited and tagged the journal pages, and proofed them. |
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| His prewrite journal was full of positive thinking stuff, though some of it was pure fabrication. |
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| I do not understand your obsession with the fool's gold that is electronic journal publishing. |
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| The results of my study were negative, and the journal reviewer insists that I perform a post hoc power calculation. |
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| She produces both an online journal and light-hearted podcasts about her life, but it's the latter that's more popular. |
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| A recent journal article on desk rage identified shrinking workspaces as one pressure point in the office environment. |
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| The editor-in-chief of the leading popular science journal Scientific American has charged creationists with being unscientific. |
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| The journal started its existence in 1930 by soliciting the opinions of expatriate writers about Proust's art and its possible influence. |
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| My dream journal started in July 1999 when I was heavily medicated and having some real crackers that I wanted to record for prosperity. |
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| Science journal Nature chose 50 science articles from both Encyclopedia Britanica and gave peer reviewers a blind test to find mistakes. |
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| She's wrapped up sets of 15 notecards with pics from Paris, a glittery journal and French Kitty Goes to Paris! |
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| Then it is the transaction that constitutes the misfeasance and the journal entry might be an admission of the transaction. |
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| This is an intriguing and opportune time to launch a new journal dedicated to the study of the presidents, first ladies, and White House. |
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| Interestingly, the majority of journal investigations focused specifically on the subdisciplines of personality or social psychology. |
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| This article is excerpted from the forthcoming premiere issue of the journal of Green Cross International, The Optimist. |
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| An article in a foreign journal becomes a touchstone and then a norm, unless it is torn asunder by some path-breaking discovery. |
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| So I went to the Web to find the source, hoping I could then salvage my reputation by persuading the journal to print an addendum or erratum. |
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| Alice experiences alienation and fear for herself and her family, all the while keeping a personal journal including the daily headlines. |
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| A methodical man, he kept a journal in which he made brief entries of all his doings. |
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| Extensive repository supplements have turned the online journal into the complete version of AJRCCM, and the paper copy is simply an abridgement. |
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| But when I last visited the shop, the owner directed me to a pile of back numbers of a journal that was neither dead nor Indian. |
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| Warren glanced down to the journal which was resting on the floor from when he had thrown it. |
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| Coinciding with A380's launch, the UK research journal Anaesthesia revealed that airlines allow pilots to fiddle with the oxygen supply. |
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| Doing things leaves a more lasting impression when you write about them in a journal later. |
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| A leading medical journal called today for an outright ban on smoking and cigarettes. |
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| More recently, Mann battled back in a 2004 corrigendum in the journal Nature, in which he clarified the presentation of his data. |
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| These details were recorded in hand written journal entries on a weekly basis and inputted onto nominal ledgers. |
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| The journal is on the Net, but unfortunately you need a subscription to get access to the full text. |
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| It is then published as a private preprint on the journal site at an address known only to the editor, authors and reviewers. |
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| Perhaps the most venerable and prestigious general scientific journal in the world is Nature. |
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| She gave me a really cute kitty card, two multicolored gel pens, and a little journal just for me. |
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| Vicki sighed and traced his phone number in her journal with her mechanical pencil. |
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| He consciously opted to preserve the authenticity of the journal by maintaining the original grammar and spelling. |
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| The tiny spittlebug, or froghopper, leaped into the scientific spotlight in a July 2003 issue of the journal Nature. |
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| The traditional business model in scientific journal publishing is based on subscription charges to readers. |
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| The third, a naval journal or logbook from 1853-1854, reveals clashes with pirates in the Far East at the height of British imperial power. |
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| Business Week, which wants to be the house journal for Web 2.0 badgers, has no doubts. |
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| In fact, a study in a major medical journal has shown that more than 75 percent of the side effects coming from herbs are from ephedra. |
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| Athena Review, journal of archaeology, history and exploration, invites you to send for more information on a free issue. |
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| It would be unwise to attempt to review in detail all nine issues of the journal in hand. |
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| Memories of it stayed with me for years, but I wish that I had kept a journal and made note of the details. |
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| Some of her examples of falsified science journal articles are interesting here although they are somewhat dated. |
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| Then I wrote in my journal for a little bit, using entire pages to write angry ramblings and cuss words in huge, bold print. |
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| In common with many other German newspapers, the weekly journal originally had criticised and rejected the American war plans. |
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| This is the sixteenth and final issue of the journal that will be edited by me. |
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| She has agreed to pass her eye over my personal journal and point out the typos. |
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| An article in a newspaper or professional journal may suggest an issue for research. |
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| The inauguration of a new journal devoted to intercultural communication is a most welcome intellectual event. |
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| He and the journal prospered, and in 1977 he turned it over to a troika of executive editors. |
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| In my bag there is a notebook to continue writing my story and a lovely brand new journal to record my adventures. |
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| During my first year on the journal as a staff member, I was frustrated by all of the inefficiencies in our processes. |
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| These annotations are added by a team of expert annotators who extract this information primarily from journal publications. |
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| In a journal entry about the coming exhibition, he aptly describes how his art has helped soothe a troubled and unsettled past. |
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| She is senior editor of health psychology for the journal Social Science and Medicine. |
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| The latest genetic revelation comes in the journal Science from an Australian working in America. |
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| I have listed those projects in a separate hard-backed journal because I feel I have more control of them when I can see them outlined on paper. |
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| Next is a video journal of Crowe's preparations for the role, set to music largely composed by him. |
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| They also deleted it from the online edition of the journal and asked librarians to physically remove the pages the article was printed on. |
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| He delivers a laudably subdued performance as an aging Gen Xer whose gloomy angst is sublimated into sketches and journal entries. |
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| This is the journal and website of the American Laryngological, Rhinological, and Otological Society, Inc. |
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| Julia has just come to Heldref Publications to augment its editorial staff, with our journal as one of her first responsibilities. |
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| Keeping a moon journal is an easy, enjoyable and insightful introduction to astrology. |
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| I've been writing about Wez in my journal lately, the deadhead who lives downstairs from me and Adam. |
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| Instead, he delivers a laudably subdued performance as an aging Gen X-er whose gloomy angst is sublimated into sketches and journal entries. |
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| A note on its website says that the journal will cease publication with its next issue. |
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| It will be nice if you get your degree with a few refereed journal publications already in hand. |
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| He helped to found the Edinburgh Review and his contributions made it the leading political journal of the day. |
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| We would therefore warmly welcome contributions to the journal that take forward the conversations started here. |
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| He edited Agapit, a journal of medical history, which is published in three languages. |
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| They relied on the journal referees who had accepted Igor's papers for publication in order to judge the finer points of the work. |
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| So, turn off that TV and start keeping a diary, a journal or, best of all, a blog. |
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| We are all familiar with how journal editors can select referees to get the reports they want. |
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| One must question the credibility of a journal that publishes such arrant nonsense. |
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| Conducted by researchers from Pennsylvania State University's entomology department, the study will be reported tomorrow in the journal Nature. |
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| I pulled on my night gown and sat at the small desk and wrote in my journal as I always did. |
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| The journal has all the style of a 13 year old's first attempt with the school's desktop publishing software. |
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| You may want to write your reflections in a journal or discuss them with a friend or spiritual leader. |
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| The outrage was levelled in equal measure against the investigators, for believing their own data, and the journal for publishing it. |
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| I hate to be a bother, but none of your journal entries past Sunday's have shown up in my LiveJournal friends list. |
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| Online journal developers are well advised to take printing format and readability of printouts into consideration. |
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| Another article appearing in the journal offers revised versions of both the USDA pyramid and the Canadian rainbow to address these limitations. |
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| Perhaps the best thing to do is to use a journal place-holder note more readily when things get too fraught for me. |
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| I sat in my room, in my closet to be exact, and stared at the wall with my journal lying on my lap, waiting for me to fill its pages with tonight's occurrences. |
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| Later that morning I told him I was keeping a journal of our work together. |
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| Earlier this year, the British journal Lancet published a report saying that a test of strands of George III's hair contained arsenic, which can provoke porphyria attacks. |
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| When I arrived there in 1979 the journal was set in hot metal, there wasn't a computer to be seen, and it took three months for copies of the journal to reach Australia. |
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| Rather, we might follow the example of one especially history-aware acquaintance, who has been assiduously preserving letters, scraps of poetry and journal jottings. |
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| He even produces an article from a learned American journal to prove it. |
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| The journal must come out four times a year with the requisite number of articles in it, on occasion forcing hasty and sometimes ill-considered decisions. |
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| Thank you for a wonderful journal and for all of your fabulous writing. |
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| As was the case for Gertrude Thomas, other diarists and journal writers, usually members of the white planter elite, remained silent about such personal matters. |
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| Yes, the latest issue of WordWays, the oddest journal on the planet, announces that computer-aided searches of the OED have found 523 of the 625 vowel tetragrams. |
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| The journal has already had a physical makeover and should benefit from the ministrations of Routledge's large editorial, production, and marketing staff. |
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| I've been neglecting my journal but I'm determined to try harder, honest. |
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| A complete description of our method, including graphs on logarithmic scales, will appear later this year in the new statistical journal Biostatistics. |
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| In 1998 the journal Science published a report that indicated that light exposure to the back of the knee may reset the human circadian pacemaker. |
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| Starting with this volume, the journal will be published bimonthly. |
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| As a journal profoundly identified with Hamilton's city, we have always taken a genially cosmopolitan view of people pursuing their own happiness in their own way. |
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| Later I went back to school and was hired, flukily, to be the associate editor of a journal called Gulf Coast, out of the University of Houston, in Houston, Texas. |
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| Yet another thing of value was that the journal helped in dealing with as important a task as training students with an eye to prospects of progress in military affairs. |
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| The finding, published online in the journal The lancet, lit up headlines this week. |
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| A recent medical journal suggests doctors regularly cave when patients ask for meds, even controlled substances like Oxycodone. |
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| The British journal New Theatre Quarterly has even run a series of articles discussing the theatricality of the uncertainty principle and corollary axioms. |
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| The Auk, their quarterly journal of ornithology, contains the results of original scientific research and book reviews and is one of the foremost in the field. |
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| Campers' discoveries are shared in journal writing, sketching and oral presentation, but they have plenty of time for snorkeling in the ocean and playing on the beach. |
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| But a journal article with a shorter lead time suffices for the purpose. |
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| Interestingly, the scientific journal Pediatrics reported that PG-13 movies actually have more gun violence than R-rated films. |
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| He, it transpires, was formerly the friend of the composer's copyist, who in turn discovered the journal describing the South Sea islanders while working for the composer. |
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| Liberals very rarely talk about history, as my Democracy journal colleague Elbert Venture wrote recently in a fine essay. |
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| Perhaps Peale had in mind the scenographic views of American landscapes and urban buildings that circulated as single prints and journal illustrations. |
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| In secret she and he carried his copies of the journal down Grenfell Street into her office and stashed them in the storeroom under back numbers of another publication. |
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| Contrary to one of the expressed goals of the Landmark series, however, none of these is a reprint of an out-of-print book or hard-to-find journal article. |
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| I closed the hardcover of the yearbook and slipped it back on the book shelf next to the journal that I kept through high school and am still keeping. |
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| No reputable academic journal would accept a publication without such a disclosure. |
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| A review of a book on British butterflies and their collectors may seem more appropriate to the pages of an entomological journal than to American Zoologist. |
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| The major e-library sites will offer on-line reference tools like encyclopedias and dictionaries along with thousands of books and journal articles. |
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| Milner-Gulland and colleagues from Russia and Kazakhstan published a report on the reproductive collapse of the saiga antelope in the March 13 issue of the journal Nature. |
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| I've seen every journal and notebook I've ever owned as a safety valve against the steam that just natural builds up the pressure in my mind and heart. |
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| Jenkinson recommends the use of a work in process account that includes prime costs only, oncost was only added in the sales journal at the time of sale. |
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| The book begins with a historical perspective on the National Medical Library, followed by a detailed explanation of the way the library indexes journal articles. |
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| His gaze quickly shifted down to the journal in the blond man's grasp. |
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| Gather up those journal scribblings and participate in a poetry slam. |
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| Ende's poignant text reads like a journal of displacement and disillusion. |
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| This is a peer reviewed journal devoted to the Euclidean geometry. |
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| In 1986 the world's leading science journal announced that the most ancient rock crystals on earth, according to isotope dating methods, are 4.3 billion years old. |
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| My journal entry for December 16, 2002, captures my decrepitude. |
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| Deciding to steer clear of the bed for a bit, Christopher went over to one of his bags and began to dig through it, searching for his journal and pen. |
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| Your journal may steal an hour but your work ethic is inspirational. |
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| Nevertheless, until now there has existed no journal dedicated to distinguishing scientifically unsupported from scientifically supported claims in mental health practice. |
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| In a survey of anti-vax parents the US journal Pediatrics found that they typically make their decision based upon a mound of books and source material. |
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| They're modified only slightly to fit in with the journal entry format. |
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| An academic paper on the study is under review for journal publication. |
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| After finding the serious electronic wizardry that's available to be far too expensive, he came across journal articles describing equipment that costs about a dime. |
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| The same Pediatrics journal notes that 17 states have some form of exception to the standard parental consent requirement. |
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| His journal comments on the comparatively depressed state of the countryside, the untilled fields, ill nourished stock, abysmal roads and poor isolated villages. |
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| This research can also be viewed alongside a more recent article in the science journal PNAS, which reports on research using embryonic pig cells for organogenesis. |
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| Her teaching and research interests include Latin American film-making and literature, on which she has published journal articles and book chapters. |
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| However, any experienced journal editor will recount situations where anonymised information has been recognisable to the patient or family involved and caused upset. |
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| Dease's journal provides accounts of wandering flocks of pigeons depredating barley crops at Fort Simpson, far to the north of their known breeding range. |
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| The journal was clearly not, however, in the business of shaping a specific program or, apart from a preference for accessible language, a house style. |
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| According to the journal Nature, extracts from unpeeled apples, which are particularly high in antioxidants, had the greatest inhibiting effect on cancer cells. |
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| A study appearing today in the journal Science reports that the hunter-gatherers seem to be the only group of humans known to have no concept of numbering and counting. |
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| But his pop songs showcase his singing, which starts off like he's reading his journal to a bored girlfriend, then takes flight in an impassioned croon. |
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| His recent research, published in the journal Health Psychology, suggests that a simple stress test can more accurately identify people who are predisposed to heart problems. |
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| He has authored more than 30 journal articles on such topics as airborne laser altimetry, crustal deformation monitoring, and high-precision GPS reference networks. |
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| In the ad, they cite an article published by several Norwegian scientists in the journal Nutritional Neuroscience. |
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| The journal has its own index and numbered pages, which is extremely convenient, especially since I tend to misnumber the pages if I try to do them manually. |
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| Dillon closed his journal once his last sentence was finished and filed out of the classroom with the rest of his fellow classmates, also seniors. |
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| In his journal Neil drops a hint about a visit to Holland in April. |
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| A just-published study in the journal Nature explored how mice reacted to a diet of artificial sweeteners. |
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| Of all previous Black historical associations, this association alone survived to become a national free-standing institution with its own journal and bulletin. |
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| Illustrated by photographs, this part renders an endearing picture of the artist, illuminated by notes from his personal journal and his first sketches and doodles. |
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| This is not a formal accounting journal with debits and credits. |
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| The journal and publisher believe that its continued availability may not be in the public interest. |
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| Despite a voluminous outpouring of books and journal articles, historians are in some senses only beginning to catch up to certain facets of America's Civil War. |
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| It works as a food journal and prompts you to take your pulse when it needs it. |
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| Their December 2003 publication in the journal Phytotherapy Research indicated that a noni extract produced a cure rate of 25-45 percent in an animal tumor model. |
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| I was probably now just a little page in her journal of boyfriends. |
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| The reader is referred to a recent article in this journal on the subject. |
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| In 1885 he started a journal for bandleaders, The Metronome. |
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| Publishing technical results in journal articles or presenting them in papers at professional meetings is critically important for validation by professional peers. |
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| Readers of a general botanical journal such as this have the advantage of being made aware of the huge, often surprising and always interesting variety of plant life. |
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| He closed his journal and put it with the rest of his books. |
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| The journal is a little treasure chest of data about your data. |
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| With journal entries, though, I may find myself in deep water. |
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| My key predictions of the top quark mass and the Higgs boson mass even appeared in the pages of Nature, the most prestigious refereed science journal in the world. |
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| In an Aug 2011 Press Release, CERN announced the publication in the Nature journal the initial results from its CLOUD experiment. |
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| The journal of Francisco Antonio Mourelle, who served as Quadra's second in command in 1775, fell into English hands. |
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| The study has been published in the journal Orthopedia, Traumatologia and Rehabilitacja. |
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| The personal journal was an important form among the Transcenentalists, but Thoreau must have been the most assiduous journalizer among them. |
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| The technology eliminates friction losses through the crankshaft, connecting rod and journal bearing of an ordinary reciprocating compressor. |
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| Captain James Cook made use of the journal during his explorations of the region. |
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| The journal bearing is a fundamental mechanical component that supports and positions an object while allowing that object to rotate. |
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| In journal bearing lubrication, a rust and oxidation inhibited additive system is used in the oils. |
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| A description of the new species is published in the July issue of the Oriental Bird Club's journal Forktail. |
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| The new rail cars the CTA purchased from Bombardier Transportation, Saint Bruno, Canada, contained faulty cast steel journal bearing housings. |
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| It produces a quarterly journal Y Traethodydd and a monthly periodical the Treasury. |
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| A study in the scientific journal Nature has hypothesised that the origin of orchids goes back much longer than originally expected. |
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| Writing in the journal Behavioural Ecology and Sociobiology, they said such men produced, on average, more than two-and-ahalf children. |
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| He was a co-editor of the journal Aesthesis, is now Chair of the international Art of Management and Organization. |
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| The fraction of the authors of a hybrid open access journal that make use of its open access option can, however, be small. |
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| The results are published in the journal Neuropathology and Applied Neurobiology. |
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| One of the easiest ways to book non-existent revenue is simply to create journal entries debiting accounts receivable and crediting sales. |
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| Eisenstein's contemporaries of the AJHS who dominated the first decades of the journal were immortalized only through staid necrologies. |
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| Despite the encouragement we give readers of this journal to submit case studies and case reports for publication, few come our way. |
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| The questions section allowed the journal to sell well and to be profitable. |
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| Some new research on mastitis, published in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases, is interesting. |
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| Being printed in an unrefereed journal isn't as prestigious as being published in a refereed academic journal. |
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| According to Live Science the present case report will be appearing in an upcoming issue of the journal Parkinsonism and Related Disorders. |
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| The research is featured in 20 papers published this week in an issue of the Meteoritical Society's journal Meteoritics and Planetary Science. |
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| In open access publishing, a journal article is made available free for all on the web by the publisher at the time of publication. |
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| He created a high school journal called The Daily Smirker, a parody of the communist Daily Worker in the spirit of Mad magazine. |
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| His third wife, Jane Knill, kept a journal of their marital life, from their marriage in 1848 to Pugin's death, which was later published. |
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| The several monthly divisions of the journal may inosculate, but not the several volumes. |
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| This issue of the centennial volume of the journal begins with an article discussing geology, specifically a rare mineral known as vivianite. |
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| According to research published in the journal Cerebral Cortex, gratitude stimulates the hypothalamus and the ventral tegmental area. |
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| First of all, we opted to change the name of our journal as Archives of Rheumatology. |
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| The journal stated that taxation of the wealthy is the best way to make use of the disposable income they receive. |
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| Currently in its 24th year of publication, STEM CELLS is the first journal devoted to this fast-paced field of research. |
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