Sentence examples for first author including from inspiring English sources

The prime words were the same as used in Experiments 1 and 2. A new set of 70 nonwords was selected from an existing database (derived from previous unpublished experiments of the first author), including nonwords that were pronounced by the large majority of participants with stress on the initial syllable (i.e., with a "non-dominant" stress).

Some interviews were conducted in English by the first author, including the interviews with counsellors.

During the suckling period, the two groups were observed daily, and general clinical examinations were conducted once a week by the first author, including evaluation of the general condition, body temperature (obtained as rectal temperature), the frequency of heartbeat and breath and auscultation of the respiratory tract.

Data were collected in two phases by three graduate researchers (first author included).

Other first authors included Mathilde Dumond, a graduate student in Boudaoud's lab, and Satoru Tsugawa, an assistant professor in the lab of Chun-Biu Li and Tamiki Komatsuzaki, professors of molecule and life nonlinear science at Hokkaido University and senior authors on the paper.

Of the 837 articles the top 10 most productive first authors included five from Makerere and five from outside Uganda.

The second phase, conducted by the second author, included interviews with the four additional participants in the USE project who were identified at a later date.

Classics like Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle" and "My Ántonia" by Willa Cather helped define whole eras of our history; first- and second-generation authors, including Sandra Cisneros, Amy Tan, Chang-rae Lee, Jhumpa Lahiri and Junot Díaz have given voice to newer immigrant communities, ensuring their inclusion in the landscape of American letters, and by extension, the cultural map of America.

The first author characteristic included in our model is the alphabetical position of the first author's surname (AN).

The role of the first author which included project implementation as well as data collection might have influenced the responses of the study participants.

The 20 differences between the second author (SDJ) checking the data extraction findings of the first author (PAL) included: eight rounding, eight data entry and four case definition errors.