Sentence examples for author's statement from inspiring English sources
The author's statement "Once you are seated in a kayak, though, there's no need to get wet" is completely false.
Still, the intentionalist has a point: sometimes the clue to unlock an otherwise intransigent work may come from the author's statement of intention, and a plausible interpretation might be unobtainable without it.
The author's statement pointed out that he is "not dead", but its appearance on this list is some kind of testament to the affection in which he's held, and gives me the opportunity to wish him and his family the best in difficult circumstances.
Merck twisted this a bit: "Merck also agrees with the author's statement that their analysis 'has several significant limitations,'" the company wrote.
Still, even with AGPL, few users of an author's work would deem it prudent to simply disregard an author's statement of intent to apply Commons Clause.
The article covered the author's personal history with Green, the fire, and the subsequent investigation and ended with the author's statement that "It is also possible that an entirely different personality disassociated from the Debora I knew committed this crime.
It contained almost no evidence to support any of the author's statements and appeared to be simply a character assassination of the founder of Kids Company, Camila Batmanghelidjh.
Although many of the author's statements have been documented with excellent footnotes, his characterization of Erasmus Darwin stands out boldly, but this particular statement is not well supported.
Quality assessment was based on the author's statements on applied methodology.
If the supporting material becomes unavailable or changes over time, the central function of a reference to provide factual support for the author's statements diminishes [ 13].
In systematic reviews relying on other ratings or quality systems, the author's statements and conclusions were subjectively transformed to GRADE by the author of this paper: GRADE High=Strong; GRADE Moderate=medium, good; GRADE Low=limited; fair; GRADE Very Low=weak, insufficient, inconclusive; some evidence.
