Sentence examples for adding that the authors from inspiring English sources

"The current study provides further evidence that patient 57, the individual identified both by the letter O and the number 0, was not patient zero of the North American epidemic," said Richard McKay, historian and co-author of the study from the University of Cambridge, adding that the authors of the original study had already pointed out he was unlikely to be the source.

"He said in some ways it's more right," Ms. Armstrong said, adding that the author had not yet seen the completed film.

And film director Steven Spielberg described Bradbury as "my muse for the better part of my sci-fi career", adding that the author "lives on through his legion of fans.

"Stay healthy, stay lucky and take chances!" A member of Collins's team, writing on her website, said the author's wish to donate 20% of her sales would be honoured, adding that the author had chosen to reveal her cancer diagnosis to People Magazine in a September interview "with October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month... in the hopes of saving lives".

The poet Simon Armitage, who hit the bestseller lists with his own translation of the Middle English epic poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, called Tolkien's Beowulf a "tantalising prospect", adding that the author's translation of Sir Gawain "is a master class in linguistic chicanery – some sections of it read as older than the original!

"I made a comment online 15 years ago that said people should read books and judge for themselves," he said, adding that the "author of that book had denounced much of his past".

Heywood protested this piracy in his Apology for Actors (1612), adding that the author was "much offended with M. Jaggard (that altogether unknown to him) presumed to make so bold with his name".

He added that the authors of the proposition "made a tactical mistake — they didn't go and kiss the ring of these environmental organizations and get their blessing".

These will alert readers to the controversy, but add that the authors continue to stand behind the papers: In one of those papers Schön is the only author.

Beilock acknowledges that connection, but adds that the authors have no financial interest in app and the foundation had no control over the data.

Dennis Stanford, an archaeologist at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., adds that the authors could have benefited from additional samples from North America as well as more Asian skulls.