Sentences with phrase «lead author»

And they cite communication problems between lead authors of different reports so it is harder to spot errors.

He was quickly selected as lead author for a new report on climate change.

Scientists drafted as lead authors prepared chapters on subjects ranging from a historical overview of climate change science to regional projections.

The conference will offer many opportunities to learn from and collaborate with leading authors and education experts, as well as cultivate new relationships with new and old colleagues.

The percentage of papers using each of these theories is shown in figure 1 by lead author discipline.

Selection of lead authors in my view is the most important decision in the IPCC process, and it is not transparent.

... the subsequent selection of lead authors from the pool of nominated authors is a bit of a black box.

But none of the contributing authors are paid, up at least as high as the level of Chapter Lead Author.

While the [Lead Authors] must solicit input for several contributors and respond to reviewer comments, they truly have the final say.

At the start of the [1995 report writing process] we asked lead authors if there were other experts [who had not been nominated by governments] who should be recruited.

Certain lab experiments have confirmed its ability to decrease blood glucose levels up to 51 %, which led the authors to the conclusion that its effects are superior to glucose - disposal pharmaceuticals.

Given the nature of the topics discussed, that means solar physicists are over represented among lead authors.

More than 450 lead authors received input from more than 800 contributing authors, and an additional 2,500 experts reviewed the draft documents.

And look how many of the studies in that chapter came from the same lead author.

In any case, sometimes an interviewer can't be relied upon to lead the author through a terrific interview.

We have enjoyed more than 30 successful years in the business and our award - winning, industry - leading authors specialize in federal and military resumes.

Lead authors prepare revisions in response to scientifically valid comments, and encourage reviewers and other experts to resolve any remaining major differences by communicating directly.

Now the 85 - year - old research associate is lead author again, for discovering a technique that had been overlooked for years.

The paper's lead author recognizes these concerns, but sees the need for more research.

That will still potentially lead the author to a print publisher as well, and why not, we'd be very happy with that.

In many fields, scholars recommend being lead author on about a third of the articles you publish.

In these cases noble cause corruption can lead the author of the sound bite to deliberately characterize the issue incorrectly by selectively choosing the information included and not including key caveats.

He remains the youngest ever first - listed author of an IPCC chapter, a mark he set when appointed coordinating lead author in 1997.

Each podcast episode will feature thoughtful conversations with leading authors, and give listeners a deep - dive into unique insights from new and prominent books that they can apply to their own lives.

Then we tried to recruit those experts as lead authors.

Lead authors from developing countries should also remember that they are eligible to apply for a full fee waiver.

Check out this neat literature map to find out the position of leading authors in your genre to figure out where you may fit in the overall scheme of things.

Was she selected once again to be a health chapter lead author?

Although, it seems once in a while a story and the characters can lead the author through an entire manuscript without the benefit of a structured outline.

«People often think of obesity as an insurance issue, and they know that expensive health care problems are associated with it,» says lead author says Bruce Y. Lee, MD, executive director of the Global Obesity Prevention Center at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

«Epstein - Barr virus infects over 90 percent of adults, and the infection lasts for a lifetime,» said study lead author Dr. John Harley.

«There are important links between the environment and infectious disease risk, not only in low - income countries, like places with a lot of malaria, but in high - income countries like the U.S. and Canada, too,» said study lead author Dr. David Fisman.

explains leading author Dr Kenji Suetsugu, Kobe University.

This led to the flooding of low - lying coastal areas that would have been ideal areas for settlement,» says lead author Professor Dr. Jens Herrle of the German Senckenberg Biodiversity and Climate Research Centre and Goethe University.

Putting all the data together required large - scale analysis by Jens Kremkow, a former lab member and also lead author on the paper.

But the dabs are created using highly volatile butane gas, and a number of fires, explosions and severe burns have been linked to the production of this marijuana concentrate, said study lead author John Stogner, an assistant professor of criminology at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.

The proposal, signed up to by 26 members of the working group, including lead author Dr Jan Zalasiewicz, who also chairs the working group, and Dr Mark Williams of the University of Leicester's Department of Geology, is that the beginning of the Anthropocene could be considered to be drawn at the moment of detonation of the world's first nuclear test: on July 16th 1945.

When examined with the earlier Georgian finds, the skull «shows that this special immigration out of Africa happened much earlier than we thought and a much more primitive group did it,» said study lead author David Lordkipanidze, director of the Georgia National Museum.