Such methods encourage students to consider more closely the functional or rhetorical structures which identify the ways authors communicate their intentions.
Authors communicate, in general, low levels of toxicity, with stomatitis greater than grade 2 in 14 22% of patients and grade 4 neutropenia in 14 21% (Pérez-Manga et al, 2000; Gómez et al, 2001; Yang et al, 2002).
See related research article by Farkas et al., In the previous issue of Arthritis Research & Therapy, Farkas and colleagues [ 1] compare a large number of colonies of the widely used BALB/c inbred mouse strain; the authors communicate largely good news that substrains vary only modestly in phenotype and the incidence and severity of arthritis.
The author communicated to students that he was going to monitor their tweets, blog posts and comments and a grade could be awarded at the end of the semester which wholly contributed to the continuous assessment.
We would also like to recognize the multiple authors who communicated with us during data collection for this article.
The first author contacted, communicated telephonically with potential participants to set appropriate dates and times for the interviews.
The authors wrote, Communicating climate science and co-benefits of action should be complementary, not competing, strategies... Crucially, addressing co-benefits can motivate action independently of views about climate change importance, even for those unconvinced climate change is real.
In doubt, the prospective authors should communicate with the Editor-in-Chief or one of the Associate Editors.
This allows behaviours written by different authors to communicate via data channels simply by using a common name for a channel.
As recognised by the World Association of Medical Editors, professional medical writers can have a legitimate role in assisting authors to communicate their research findings in the peer-reviewed literature.
