During a six-month spell in which she couldn't win a role, Ms. Freud began to write for three hours each morning, creating the manuscript that would become "Hideous Kinky," later made into a film starring Kate Winslet.
Ikumi added her own ideas and changes, creating the manuscript's first draft, which was taken to the publishers for final review and approval.
All authors created the manuscript and approved the final version.
He also analyzed its clinical usefulness and created the manuscript.
A few editors said they were already taking tougher stances after discovering their disclosure policies had allowed authors to acknowledge writers financed by drug companies without explaining that the paid writers played primary roles in creating the manuscripts.
AJM and MRK made major changes to create the final draft of the manuscript.
In 1934, she donated her collection of manuscripts to create the George Burgess Magrath Library of Legal Medicine.
EM drafted the manuscript, created the bioinformatics scripts, conducted sequence analysis and functional annotation, and participated in sample collection and library preparation.
LDM reviewed and analyzed the data, performed statistical analysis, created the figures, drafted the manuscript and participated in the design of study.
