Sentences with phrase «papers for authorship»

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She is the author the book, Revising Flannery O'Connor: Southern Literary Culture and the Problem of Female Authorship, a project that was one of the first recipients of the National Endowment for the Humanities Dissertation Grant, and of the white paper commissioned by the International Cesarean Awareness Network, «Protecting and Enforcing the Rights of Women Seeking Vaginal Birth after Cesarean (VBAC): A Primer.»

A recent Science paper, Iron - Clad Fibers: A Metal - Based Biological Strategy for Hard Flexible Coatings, provides a case study in assigning authorship.

Interdisciplinary studies can produce multi-authored papers, which means that the old standard of primary authorship is often inappropriate for interdisciplinary scholars.

Things like credit, authorship on papers, and the share of the work should be agreed on informally by everyone at the start of the project, and revisited periodically along with tentative timelines and benchmarks for progress.

Exclusion from authorship of individuals who have made author - level contributions is not permitted for papers published in Science Journals.

Failing that, a lawyer's solution would be that all those working on large and potentially productive collaborations could try to get written agreements from their employers at the outset, stating exactly the terms on which authorship will be given, on what papers, for how long, and in exactly what circumstances.

Only when there is no obvious reason for an author to have copied significant chunks of text from already published work — particularly if that previous work is not cited and has no overlap in authorship — does the software affix a «flag» to the article, including links to the papers from which it has text overlap.

From there, Yeatman and Weiner, who share lead authorship on the paper, did more library research revealing these possibilities for why the pathway was forgotten:

How does retracting one or more authors from a paper maintain the validity of the 4 clauses of the ICMJE's guidelines for authorship?

A spokesperson for Elsevier told us that the journals are in the process of retracting all 26 papers affected by the «peer - review manipulation» and «unexplained authorship irregularities.»

Your admiration for authors of note is also misguided; case in point: James Patterson, who writes 20 percent of his books, yet has the audacity to claim authorship of the other 80 percent, and which, by the way, in my opinion, are not even worth the paper on which they are printed, And then there is the Mary Higgins Clark junk that she has now passed on to her daughter so she has something to do with her time.