The phrase "authors label" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing an article or possessive form, such as "the authors' label" or "an author's label."
Example: "The authors' label on the book provided insight into their writing process."
Alternatives: "the label of the authors" or "an author's tag".
The authors label Enron a "typical -- if somewhat extreme -- example" of a company whose employment rose and fell rapidly.
The researchers recorded a decrease in complaints filed against officers who worked in the same departments, but did not wear a body camera, a phenomenon the authors label "contagious accountability".
Many authors label their work 'grounded theory' but do not follow the basics of the methodology [ 10, 11].
However, in the field of health psychology, there is a phenomenon that some authors label the 'intention-behavior gap' wherein people having the intention to adopt a behavior fail to act on their positive intentions for various reasons (e.g., forgetfulness, lack of time, etc).
Many authors labeled R. parkeri a nonpathogenic rickettsia during this time (1).
Here, the authors labelled the mice by continuous feeding of either natural or heavy isotope lysine-containing food for four generations.
McEwen and Stellar (1993) embellished on the principle of allostasis by defining a new concept that these authors labeled allostatic load.
To facilitate imaging of the accumulation of the liposomes in the tumours, the authors labelled the liposomal formulation with technetium-99m-diethylenetriamine pentaacetic acid (99mTc-DTPA).
The authors labeled cases where populations diverged from one another within an introduced range to be natural, but clearly humans also played a role in the opportunity for evolutionary divergence.
The authors labelled this relationship an Australian Paradox and suggested, based on these findings, further public health efforts to reduce sugar intake are unlikely to result in reductions in the prevalence of obesity in Australia.
Previous mutant alleles of Pgap1 show a similar forebrain truncation phenotype as Pign gnz and Pgap1 bkr mutant embryos, though the authors labeled it as otocephaly, as well as growth retardation, mislocalization of GPI-APs and a sperm activation defect.
