Sentence examples for authors from the same from inspiring English sources

A year later, authors from the same research group proposed a new strategy, also based on case-based reasoning, but now using the workflow structure [17].

This result also corroborates the fact that until the mid-1990s, authors from the same paper would form a new connected component or connect to the smaller components already present in the network, thus leading to many isolated communities.

These differences are partly related to the research subjects of the various disciplines: in accounting, the topic of a paper is more likely to have a national focus and authors team, therefore, with authors from the same country.

Authors from the same group applied a similar steam treatment to phosphated H-ZSM-5 and spectroscopic signatures of SAPO interfaces could be seen.

A rival explanation is simple citation bias, such that authors from one geographical region are simply more likely to cite authors from the same region.

6 Authors from the same institution recently reported a series of 138 liver tumors in 90 patients treated with single-fraction therapy, with prescription doses as high as 30 Gy. 7 With a median dose of 24 Gy, local control at 18 months was 59%%.

In regard of collaboration, which accounts for papers with more than one author, even if those authors are from the same institution, Table 7 shows statistics about the number of authors per paper.

Sophismata also play an important role in general manuals of logic, and in works — often by the same authors, or by different authors coming from the same milieu as the former collections — with titles such as On Exponibles, On Consequences, Sophistry, etc.

The disparity between papers for LI countries and the proportion of corresponding authors from this same region is quite noticeable, with 38% of papers in the literature but only 20% of corresponding authors.

BRANTLEY -- I guess you can't call it the young generation anymore, but we did have two musicals from authors in the same generation as Jeanine Tesori: Michael John LaChiusa's "Little Fish" and Ricky Ian Gordon's "My Life With Albertine".

12 However, the authors included data from the same trial twice, at two different follow-up points.