That catalog became the basis for a follow-up paper.
He published a short note in September 1964 and swiftly wrote a more expansive follow-up paper.
In a follow-up paper, they even posited that adding lithium to drinking water could "potentially offer an easy, cheap and substantial strategy for worldwide suicide prevention".
In 1949, Dr. Bigeleisen published a follow-up paper that described the effects of isotopes in speeding up or slowing down chemical reactions.
But Rechtschaffen and Bergmann could never figure out the precise cause of the rats' deaths, and so, they wrote in a follow-up paper in 2002, even "that dramatic symptom did not tell us much about why sleep was necessary".
But, as the researchers pointed out in a follow-up paper, the additional dose of radiation was between a thousand and ten thousand times smaller than the dose from naturally occurring polonium-210 in the same fish.
Lewandowsky, known for his creative publication titles, came up with another doozy for the follow-up paper: Recursive fury: conspiracist ideation in the blogosphere in response to research on conspiracist ideation.
That album and its follow-up, "Paper Money" (1974), were produced with Ted Templeman, who had helped to perfect a clean, commercial hard-rock style with the Doobie Brothers and Little Feat.
Critics have admired their book, "This Time is Different", for its treatment of past defaults but have concentrated their fire on a follow-up paper that claims debt-to-GDP ratios over 90% are associated with lower growth.
Mr Booth later attacked plans in a separate follow-up paper for a £10m communities programme, suggesting it would do little more than "subsidise Rastafarian arts and crafts workshops".
He added that the baseball research (he is a Blue Jays fan, for the record) had inspired a follow-up paper, which is in the works, about the effects of intergroup threat on discrimination.
