publishing

Examples of published

published

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The date of receipt given at the head of the paper is that on which the script as published was received or agreed.
Little applied research was published on the study of pronunciation over the past years.
Most approaches published in the past are based on local optimization techniques with a redundancy resolution at the velocity level using the gradient projection technique.
The 1847 draft is not extant, but the 1860 revision survives along with the 1870 poem that was finally published.
He taught design for several years as a part-time lecturer, and is a prolific published architectural critic.
This makes for a clear and straightforward historical materialist account (drawing largely on previously published sources), but also leads to missed opportunities.
This is a fascinating book, perhaps even more relevant today than when it was first published in 2001.
Several of the countries have published or are preparing evaluations of their dissemination strategies.
It is worth noting that the amount and quality of published evidence about a procedure has the potential to influence recommendations in different ways.
After the initial discovery, a large literature was published extending the result in various directions.
The conference elicited a number of distinguished papers, and the proceedings will soon be published.
To my knowledge, no study specifically investigating catatonic syndrome (and not only catatonic schizophrenia as a subtype) has been published so far.
When the book was eventually published in 1888, it made only a small splash.
However, this has not always been possible because of the variable ways in which statistics were quoted in published studies.
About 8,500 women were screened in the period from 1993-98, but no published data yet exist.
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