Sentence examples for authors correspond from inspiring English sources

The named P2 lesions proposed by some authors correspond to significant findings of the present study.

In other words, is it possible that ESTs used by the authors correspond to transcripts of different genes?

Actually, the low quality data used by these authors correspond to the datasets tabulated in the work by Buchanan et al. [ 2].

For the circa 20% manuscripts accepted after peer review, most are ready for publishing within 3 4 months (depending on how fast the authors correspond to the revisions, re-revisions, statistical and linguistic issues, picture and table editing, and so on).

The study could help inform transportation planning in the city, as administration officials — with whom the authors corresponded throughout their research — evaluate how best to engineer the streets to reduce the types of injuries sustained in these cases.

The final step applied by the authors corresponds to the statistical k-nearest neighbor (KNN) classifier implemented for different values of k (k = 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13).

The value of the cutoff used by Brown and Altermatt, 41) and followed by most subsequent authors, corresponds, for Li−O bonds, to a bond valence of 0.04 vu (2.66 Å).

The second author corresponded with them via e-mail to explain the purpose of the research and instruct on the data collection procedures.

Ethnicity, Age, Family History and Male-to-Male Transmission are all data elements cataloguing demographic information present in the references; whereas Year of Publication, First Author, Corresponding Institution, Reference (PubMed hyperlink) and Citation Score catalogue information about the reference itself.

Finally, several data elements were incorporated to provide information for future referencing such as First Author, Corresponding Institution, and Citations as provided by ISI's Science Citation Index listing the number of times a reference has been cited by other references.

The Editors encourage prospective authors to correspond with them in advance of submitting a manuscript.