Meanings of pre-print in English

The study is a pre-print, meaning it is yet to be peer-reviewed.

They posted these results in the bioRxiv pre-print server last month.

These articles have previously been published in journals, or were saved on pre-print servers.

The research was published in the pre-print journal Arxiv.

The pre-print of the study, which has been published online without peer review, comes with many caveats.

The researchers have published the latest study on the pre-print server arXiv.org; the results were reported by Symmetry magazine.

But as the pandemic built, so did the number of so-called "pre-print" studies that have not been peer-reviewed.

Another pre-print analysis concluded that city lockdowns "brought health benefits which outnumbered the confirmed deaths due to Covid-19 in China".

It will initially produce packaging origination material to pre-print stage for all Heinz products in Europe and later for Heinz products throughout the world.

The device is able to detect the coronavirus and distinguish it from other viruses with high accuracy, the researchers said in a pre-print study.

It says this is to encourage all passengers to arrive at their airport with the card pre-printed.

Completing a stationers' pre-printed form incorrectly may have disastrous consequences and the Will may be invalid and unenforceable.

It says the fine is being imposed to encourage passengers to arrive at the airport with their card pre-printed.

It can even make mathematical calculations by just pointing the stylus at a number in a pre-printed calculator image.

Shopfloor staff will also have to change prices on store shelves, change swing tags on goods and put stickers over prices pre-printed on packaging.

The tickets were pre-printed and the changes happened because of the fact that Meath and Kildare needed three matches to resolve their semi-final tie.