| Implementing course assignments that result in publishable manuscripts may be one way of motivating students to examine empirically supported and theory-driven treatments. |
| The sad part about the manuscript is that the story would probably be incredible and highly publishable if it were ghostwritten. |
| A good picture does not mean publishable or the one who will get the picture of the century award. |
| Like Faber, Sugar is writing a novel about her life and career but the excerpts are surely too near the knuckle to make it publishable. |
| Scientific writers are teaching them how to turn their research into publishable manuscripts. |
| However, some practitioners struggle to narrow their broad scope of knowledge and expertise into a focused, publishable topic. |
