Sentence examples for declared contributions from inspiring English sources

The median number of declared contributions per author was 2 (IQR=2-3).

Further 38.6% declared contributions exclusively to the first two ICMJE criteria (research and writing).

Among these authors, only 15.6% clearly declared contributions from all three ICMJE categories, whereas 3 authors (0.3%) explicitly stated that they satisfied ICMJE criteria.

The same two tests were used to compare the number of declared contributions per author by total author count or by author's byline.

Among these, only 15.6% clearly declared contributions from all 3 ICMJE criteria; however, if signing of the authorship form was taken as the fulfillment of the third ICMJE criterion, overall fraction of deserving authorship was 54.2%.

Among these authors, additional contributions were declared most often by those who also declared contributions to the first two ICMJE criteria (50.0%), while the most frequently reported contribution was literature review, in 52.0% cases.

The donation would have been secret under the LNP's widely-criticised move to raise the threshold for declaring contributions from $1,000 to $12,400 last year.

Neither course will be straightforward, because German law tends to punish a party rather than an individual for crimes like failing to declare contributions of more than $10,500 -- a transgression of which Mr. Kohl, by his own admission, was repeatedly guilty.

"I've captained a number of teams and it's clear to see Miliband is no leader #leadersdebate," Sol Campbell declared – part of a political contribution that has seen him campaign for Operation Black Vote and be pursued by the Conservative Party as a prospective candidate for the Kensington & Chelsea seat being vacated by Sir  Malcolm Rifkind.

The court declared that contributions could be limited but expenditures could not, and for two generations that distinction has been the central feature of the constitutional rules of campaign finance.

Electoral courts currently take an overview of declared election contributions and compare it to what they believe is spent on the campaigns, including expenses for travel, media production, marketing, and infrastructure for rallies.