Sentences with phrase «joint paper»

The occasional off diagonal boxes indicate that some investigators have joint papers with investigators outside of their immediate group.

While truly joint papers, researched and written equally by two or more authors, do exist, they are probably an exception rather than a rule.

At some stage it might be good to write a longer joint paper.

They are simply saying that MBH et al don't write joint papers with professional statisticians — and they should.

The International Maritime Organization (IMO), World Maritime University (WMU) and the Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment (PAME) working group of the Arctic Council have announced a call for papers for a joint

Deep Climate reports that MckItrick and McIntyre's Washington Roundtable visit came shortly after they had published their first joint paper in the Energy and Environment titled «Corrections to the Mann et al (1998) Proxy Data Base and Northern Hemispheric Average Temperature Series» (PDF).

The fairy tale scenes are a bright contrast to the drab neutrals of Afghanistan's cobblestone streets and, though dazzling, contain a more rigid effect, like watching a play performed with jointed paper dolls.

Business professors Mai Iskandar - Datta from Wayne State University in Detroit and Yonghong Jia at Governors State University in Chicago recently concluded in a joint paper that «a clawback provision in executive compensation contracts is an effective governance mechanism» and that «shareholders of adopting firms experience statistically significant positive stock - valuation consequences.»

In September the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Environmental Protection Agency issued a joint paper informing the public how to combat these pests.

A joint paper, Shimony felt, would no doubt be stronger than either of their separate efforts alone would be — the whole would be greater than the sum of its parts — and, on top of that, «it was the civilized way to handle the priority question.»

Rumours earlier this week suggested their joint paper was due to be published in the coming days, but a leaked press release on a French official Planck site has already revealed the results.

Presenting a joint paper from CSIRO and industry groups, retired CSIRO scientist Bob Durie predicted Australian emissions would increase by 30 per cent by 2010.

And you never know, your name could end up on a joint paper!

A joint paper presented to the London conference by Austrian researcher Bernard Schlamadinger and US colleague Gregg Marland showed this can be a good medium term strategy if fast growing trees are used to replace grassland.

The birds take 2 to 3 days to reach either Hispaniola or Puerto Rico, a stopping point en route to Venezuela and thereabouts, the two teams report online today in a joint paper in Biology Letters.

Even though a piece of research is largely the work of the student, a joint paper may elicit a reaction like: «Oh dear, he's publishing with his supervisor, therefore he must be a weak student.»

Joint papers are highly problematic.

But over the following months, more and more doubts were raised when the BICEP team and the Planck satellite team compared data, culminating in a joint paper in 2015 stating that a polarizations like the ones measured at the South Pole could also be created by dust from our own galaxy.

In 2003 she and Soon were criticised when it was revealed that a joint paper had been partially funded by the American Petroleum Institute.

However, the Northern American ADA, ACSM and DoC published a joint paper in 2009 recommending between 1.2 and 1.4 g for endurance athletes and between 1.2 and 1.7 g for strength training, whereas vegetarians were prompted to consume 10 % more, so between 1.3 and 1.8 g / kg / day.

Disheartened by this apparent preemption of his life's work, Darwin was saved by his friends and confidants who arranged for a joint paper by Darwin and Wallace to be read to the Linnean Society of London in 1858.

Abstract: This joint paper was conducted by Issues without Borders (IWB) and Citizens Rights Watch (CRW), non-governmental organisations with aim to raise awareness on the ongoing European refugee crisis, inform the public about the «IWB Refugee Project», the value of volunteering and ask you to join us and contribute to our efforts towards bringing a positive change and improve the human quality of life.

In a joint paper released June 2016, NACSA, the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools and 50 - State Campaign for Achievement Now (50CAN) provide specific policy recommendations to help states better hold full - time virtual...

The issues identified by each stakeholder group will help to inform a joint paper outlining the consortium's top - line findings and recommendations.

If you turned in a joint paper, each of you needs to create your own web page to receive the extra points.

A joint paper published in 2013 found a strong correlation between an increase in traffic fatalities and lower gas prices.

How about enlisting some other prominent statisticians to do a joint paper on the issues?

For me I like the idea that scientists with different points of view should produce a joint paper detailing the points of contention and their individual supporting evidence.

Dr. Hansen said the group is preparing a joint paper that is intended to be an electrical energy roadmap for the Obama administration, and the world.

I would think there might be a few people here interested in writing a joint paper with you.

In the circumstances, this seems to have been a relatively amicable affair, but McIntyre's suggestion that he and Amman write a joint paper outlining where they agreed and where they differed was not taken up.

I have not paid my money to see the main contents of Knutson et al., but the author list being the cross section of opinions that it appears to be, leads me to interpret the motivation for the paper being that we as group can not probably agree on what the past data is telling us so we will write a joint paper with ranges of predictions that will satisfy all the authors.

This a group of 22 ecologists conclude in a joint paper that was published in Science in 2016, titled «Improving the forecast for biodiversity under climate change» — that was based on a review of available predictions for biodiversity decline under anthropogenic climate change that were published in scientific literature.

The source referenced here is actually a joint paper with credit shared between the Global Wind Energy Council and Greenpeace.