Examples of using Published today in English and their translations into Chinese
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Published today, the supplement presents new research and commentaries on the use of health IT to reduce disparities in healthcare access and outcomes.
The new finding published today in Pediatric Anesthesia, is based on a data-linkage study of over 210,000 children in New South Wales, Australia.
A new index published today by The Economist Intelligence Unit shows that northern European countries have the most open ICT sectors.
The results published today are a result of long term vision and a sustained investment in fundamental research internationally.”.
The report published today is being delivered to the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors for their meeting in Buenos Aires on 21-22 July.
The findings in mice, published today in Science Translational Medicine, could one day lead to treatments which target the source of the pain.
Megrahi said much of the material published today was"buttressed by the independent investigations of the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission".
Data published today by the National Bureau of Statistics shows that in January and February industrial production grew by 5.3%.
GLOBAL- Food commodity markets, in particular for cereals, are set to be more balanced in 2013/14, according to FAO's'Food Outlook' report published today.
But a new study, published today in PLOS One, shows women are actually no better at multitasking than men.
In the second paper published today, scientists used radar data to study a handful of much larger lakes.
That's the main message of an expert consensus paper published today in European Heart Journal, a journal of the European….
MUCH of the analysis of China's 2014 GDP data, which the government published today, has focused on the economy's slowdown.
The research published today in Physical Biology sheds important light on how stem cells interact with each other and their environment.
A new paper published today in the journal Trends in Plant Science proposes an alternative: engineering tomato plants to produce capsaicinoids.
According to the World Bank's Women, Business and the Law 2020 report published today, women still have just three-fourths the legal rights of men.
A study published today offers some of the best evidence yet that humans, like many other creatures, can sense Earth's magnetic field.
Two drug studies published today in The New England Journal of Medicine mark the latest advance in making treatment for HCV easier and more effective.
New data published today in Immunity further illuminate how some human beings generate powerful, HIV-blocking antibodies.
In a paper published today in Nature Nanotechnology, the researchers demonstrate, for the first time, a coherent qubit made from graphene and exotic materials.