The phrase "authors line" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a line or statement made by an author, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "In the author's line, she expresses her thoughts on the importance of perseverance in her writing."
Alternatives: "author's statement" or "author's quote".
The authors line up example after example of the excesses of identity politics on campus, warning the country that a reign of intolerance, if not totalitarianism, is at hand.
But the relevant analysis might still be worth doing because it does have the potential to support the authors' line of reasoning.
The authors' line, IRB reference number, recruitment period, and number of subjects noted in another paper was suggestive of continued work (Kalteis et al. 2005, Kalteis et al. 2006a).
She added that the big publishers do have many more debuts from BAME authors lined up for 2017.
So then, dust of those volumes and name songs that quote or borrow book titles, authors, lines or plots and place them in comments below, or optionally in the Spotify playlist.
Editor Tara Tobler at And Other Stories said the independent publisher was also still committed to publishing only women in 2018, with 10 female authors lined up for that year.
Authors lined up to receive access badges, chatting up neighbors and hugging old friends.
It's not practical to list every affiliation of an author like Mr. Feldstein, he said, and he questioned whether changing Mr. Jorisch's author line would have improved it.
There is no doubt that "sufficient" or "adequate" disclosure of affiliations and financial interests, in the italicized author line accompanying an Op-Ed piece, is useful to readers who want to understand a contributor's bias and its source.
Jack Corbett, of Portland, Ore., argued that the affiliation should have been mentioned because, among other reasons, the author line should speak to the writer's current activity, not something from the past.
An Op-Ed article by Avi Jorisch ("To Punish Iran, Seize Its Embassy," Aug. 2) brought complaints that the author line, which identified Mr. Jorisch as a former Treasury Department official and the author of a book on money laundering and terrorism finance, should have noted that he was the founder of the Red Cell Intelligence Group, a consulting firm that specializes in counterterrorism.
